hstr es una interfaz de usuario de terminal interactiva para buscar, navegar y gestionar el historial de comandos para shells Bash y Zsh. Funciona como un gestor de historial de shell y un cuadro de sugerencias buscable para recuperar y ejecutar instrucciones de shell previas.
Las características principales de dvorka/hstr son: Shell Command Search, Command History Managers, Command Bookmarks, Shell History Managers, Shell History Parsers, Shell History TUIs, Terminal Command Snippets, Terminal-Based Interfaces.
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