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atuin 命令

文本

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常用示例

Search

atuin search -i [query]

Import

atuin import auto

Sync

atuin sync

Example

atuin stats

Login

atuin login

Register

atuin register -u [username] -e [email] -p [password]

List

atuin history list

Example

atuin doctor

说明

atuin replaces your shell history with a SQLite database, providing powerful search, context tracking, and optional end-to-end encrypted sync across machines. It records additional context like exit status, duration, working directory, and hostname, making history search more powerful than traditional Ctrl+R.

参数

search _query_
Interactive history search. Supports filtering by directory, session, host, or globally.
import _source_
Import existing history (auto, bash, zsh, fish, nu, xonsh, resh, and others).
sync
Synchronize history with the Atuin server (upload and download).
login
Authenticate with sync server.
register
Register a new account on the Atuin sync server.
logout
Remove authentication.
key
Display or set the encryption key used for end-to-end encrypted sync.
stats
Show usage statistics and command frequency.
history _subcommand_
History management (list, delete, etc.).
init _shell_
Output shell setup code for bash, zsh, fish, or nu.
doctor
Run diagnostics to check for common issues with the installation.
info
Display system and configuration information.
dotfiles
Manage and sync shell aliases and environment variables.

FAQ

What is the atuin command used for?

atuin replaces your shell history with a SQLite database, providing powerful search, context tracking, and optional end-to-end encrypted sync across machines. It records additional context like exit status, duration, working directory, and hostname, making history search more powerful than traditional Ctrl+R.

How do I run a basic atuin example?

Run `atuin search -i [query]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does search _query_ do in atuin?

Interactive history search. Supports filtering by directory, session, host, or globally.