Shellstats reads your shell history and shows you the most used commands. Typical output looks like:
Command Count Percentage 1 ls 326 17.0% 2 cd 254 13.3% 3 less 172 8.99% 4 sudo 162 8.47% 5 emacs 159 8.31% 6 screen 146 7.63% 7 echo 103 5.38% 8 top 100 5.23% 9 du 85 4.44% 10 grep 70 3.66%
Installation
Install it with a simple:
$ pip install shellstats
In addition if you want to see a pie chart of the above output, you need to have matplotlib installed (package ‘python-matplotlib’ in Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora).
Usage
Usage: shellstats [OPTIONS] Print the most frequently used shell commands. Options: --n INTEGER How many commands to show. --plot Plot command usage in pie chart. --command TEXT Most frequent subcommands for command, e.g. sudo, git. --history-file PATH Read shell history from history-file. --shell TEXT Specify shell history format: bash, fish or zsh. --help Show this message and exit.
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