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Version 0.0.5

  • Small bugfix: v0.0.4 didn't update the version number inside the script.

Version 0.0.4

  • Small bugfix: Check if database exists before attempting to migrate it from older versions.

Version 0.0.3

  • Add git repository sync support: To use, create a free repository on your git provider of choice (github, gitlab, etc...) and use snip repo <your_repo_url> to initialize the repository sync. This will also run the first sync. From this point on, use snip sync to synchronize changes. Both your configuration file and database will be synced.

  • Added multi-host support: When using git sync, you can use the same repository across multiple hosts. There's a new field, "HOST", in the database and FZF will also search by host when recalling a snippet with Ctrl-X/Ctrl-R or snip find. V0.0.3 should automatically migrate the database from previous versions.

  • New commands: Besides snip repo and snip sync (described above), there's now a snip log command that shows you the history of your repository sync changes.

  • Changed the way Ctrl-X/Ctrl-R works: Now, you won't see a snip add command on the command-line that requires ENTER to execute. Instead, snip add will be called directly, for a cleaner experience.

  • Better input sanitization: Explicitly checks for "|" (pipe characters) in the description and rejects the input. Pipes cannot be used in the description as they're also used as field separators in the database.

  • You can now set the default editor in your config file (SNIP_EDITOR). Thanks hrfried for the PR!

  • Added emojis to some messages, for your viewing pleasure. :)

  • Config file changes: Previously, we used a file called config for all configurations. This file is now suffixed by the hostname. This was changed so that we can easily sync multiple host configs without git conflicts. Also, on the first run, snip will now generate a fully commented out config file, and rely on internal defaults.

Version 0.0.2

  • Added bat support. If you have bat installed (or batcat as Debian installs it), snip will use it to provide syntax highlight of your shell snippet in the fzf find preview window. You can configure the theme used by cat by changing the BAT_THEME variable in your config file (~/.config/snip/config). # Version 0.0.1

  • Make snip create a default configuration file on the first run. This makes it easier to find and edit this file later (~/.config/snip/config).

  • Added snip ls as an alias to snip list.

  • Added set -o nounset to the code (makes things tidier).

  • Reject empty descriptions or descriptions containing the pipe character.

  • Fix truncation inside fzz preview window. Also fix incomplete command display when command contained pipes ("|").

  • snip list will now wordwrap the command to the match the width of the terminal, making it easier to see the command. If you need to get the unwrapped snippet, use snip find.

  • Lots of internal code improvements.

Version 0.0.1

Initial Release (Aug/2024)