atuin/atuin-common/src, branch main

chore: move crates into crates/ dir (#1958)

2024-04-18T15:41:28Z

I'd like to tidy up the root a little, and it's nice to have all the rust crates in one place

feat(server): add me endpoint (#1954)

2024-04-16T14:59:11Z

feat(gui): add base structure (#1935)

2024-04-11T15:59:01Z

* initial * ui things * cargo * update, add history refresh button * history page a bit better, add initial dotfiles page * re-org layout * bye squigglies * add dotfiles ui, show aliases * add default shell detection * put stats in a little drawer, alias import changes * use new table for aliases, add alias deleting * support adding aliases * close drawer when added, no alias autocomplete * clippy, format * attempt to ensure gdk is installed ok * sudo * no linux things on mac ffs * I forgot we build for windows too... end of day * remove tauri backend from workspace

feat(dotfiles): add alias import (#1938)

2024-04-10T12:01:48Z

* feat(dotfiles): add alias import * things * clippy clappy

perf(dotfiles): cache aliases and read straight from file (#1918)

2024-04-03T09:19:24Z

* cache aliases when set locally * handle rebuild on sync and tidy things a bit * support all shells except nu * make clippy happy * fmt * fix for no features

chore(ci): run rust build/test/check on 3 platforms (#1675)

2024-02-05T09:28:55Z

* chore(ci): run rust build/test/check on 3 platforms * need to properly test windows * do not need to strip here, and windows has a suffix anyway

Add xonsh support (#1375)

2024-01-29T12:17:36Z

* Add basic xonsh support * Add init xonsh command * Add Xonsh install instructions in docs * Add xonsh ctrl-R search * update xonsh script and instructions Summary of changes: * Added duration to postcommand hook * Switched main search operation to use `subproccess.run()` rather than running as an xonsh shell command - this a) allows us to capture stderr without needing a temporary file and b) avoids a weird broken-buffer state that results from running a fullscreen TUI and then programmatically editing the buffer * Added support for immediately executing chosen command via `__atuin_accept__:` (like bash/zsh/fish) * strip newline from command before sending to atuin * Add basic xonsh support * Add init xonsh command * Add xonsh ctrl-R search * Remove advanced-install guide (was accidentally re-added during rebase) * Clean up Xonsh doesn't import private functions into the local namespace when sourcing a file * Add xonsh ro readme * Respect ATUIN_NOBIND * Format with black, and improve PEP8 compliance * Add up search * Format rust code --------- Co-authored-by: Joseph Montanaro

feat: Add change-password command & support on server (#1615)

2024-01-29T11:17:10Z

* Add change-password command & support on server * Add a test for password change * review: run format --------- Co-authored-by: Ellie Huxtable

Escape control characters using caret notation (#1585)

2024-01-18T18:08:55Z

Instead of using their equivalent hex codes.

Stop control characters being printed to terminal (#1576)

2024-01-17T08:58:11Z

If a previous command in the history contained a literal control character (eg via Ctrl-v, Ctrl-[), when the command was printed, the control character was printed and whatever control sequence it was part of was interpreted by the terminal. For instance, if a command contained the SGR sequence `^[[31m`, all subsequent output from `atuin history list` would be in red. Slightly less of a problem, control characters would also not appear in the interactive search widget although they would be printed when selected. This meant `echo '^[[31foo'` would appear as `echo '[31foo'`. When the entry was selected, the same problem as before would occur and, for the example above, `echo 'foo'` would be printed with 'foo' in red. When copied, this command would not behave the same as the original as it would be missing the control sequence. This adds an extension trait to add a method to anything that behaves like a string to escape ascii control characters and return a string that can be printed safely. This string can then be copied and run directly without having to add the control characters back.