TermRecord
TermRecord is a program that wraps the script command. It automagically detects your terminal size, records your session, and stores the output as either JSON, embeddable JavaScript, or a static HTML file. The HTML is completely self-contained, embedding all necessary dependencies in one file and can be shipped to anyone that has a modern browser. It even embeds a font!
You can store these files as your own notes, email them to collaborators, use them as instructional examples, or whatever you want! Because they are self-contained there are no third-party middlemen involved, you are free to share and keep them forever—they will never go away!
Easy to Install
$ pip install TermRecordSuper Easy to Use
$ TermRecord -o /tmp/test.html
$ # do whatever you want, once you exit your shell:
$ google-chrome /tmp/test.htmlLinks
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