Asciinema: Record and share your terminal sessions
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Asciinema: Record and share your terminal sessions
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#2We use asciinema to record CLI tools terminals and add the recordings as svg to our README. We also use the recordings to replay as part of our CI. works great!
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#3I wish it supported easy export to MP4.
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#4We use asciinema to record CLI tools terminals and add the recordings as svg to our README. We also use the recordings to replay as part of our CI. works great!
How do you use the recordings as part of the CI?
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#5We use asciinema to record CLI tools terminals and add the recordings as svg to our README. We also use the recordings to replay as part of our CI. works great!
That sounds cool! An animated SVG? How do you convert to SVG format?
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#6I've found asciinema pretty cool and recorded a few recordings of things I've done, like some experimental Emacs commands, a computer algebra system, a Unicode Tetris game in ARM assembly, and a minimal roguelike: https://asciinema.org/~kragen. These are not the most spectacular recordings on the site, but I have found them a useful way to communicate ideas.
I wish there was some kind of voiceover support.
One thing to be aware of before you try it is that, if you make a recording without providing a filename for it, it uploads it by default to the web site, even if you haven't created an account yet, though it doesn't make it public. So maybe don't record anything you have a responsibility of confidentiality for, or patch out that feature.
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#7I’ve moved over to using vhs https://github.com/charmbracelet/vhs
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#8We use asciinema to record CLI tools terminals and add the recordings as svg to our README. We also use the recordings to replay as part of our CI. works great!
That sounds cool! An animated SVG? How do you convert to SVG format?
svg-term-cli I think. I found a post talking about it not long ago.
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#10I've found asciinema pretty cool and recorded a few recordings of things I've done, like some experimental Emacs commands, a computer algebra system, a Unicode Tetris game in ARM assembly, and a minimal roguelike: https://asciinema.org/~kragen . These are not the most spectacular recordings on the site, but I have found them a useful way to communicate ideas. I wish there was some kind of voiceover support. One thing…
That is so shady.