Shelr -- tool for terminal screencasting.
shelr allows you to record/replay and publish your terminal on http://shelr.tv.
Code for Shelr.tv service is also available on github.
Installation
From gem
You'll need ruby and rubygems installed.
[sudo] gem install shelr
On ubuntu older than precise or debian older than wheezy you should also add following to your .bashrc or .zshrc
export PATH=/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin:$PATH
Watch asciicast for details :)
From packages
Watching other's records in your terminal
shelr play http://shelr.tv/records/4f4ca2a43cd1090001000002.json
You can watch them online at http://shelr.tv/
Recording your terminal
shelr record
Recording started. Do what you whant to record... To finish recording type 'exit' or just Ctrl+D.
Publishing your record
shelr push last
When you have some asciicasts at your machine you can pick one:
shelr list
<select id of your record>
shelr push <ID>
There is alias for last record:
If you want private record, provide --private switch:
shelr push last --private
Such record will be accessible by secret URL with access_key.
Dependencies
Linux/Hurd
You need script tool from linux-utils.
It's already installed if You use Linux.
Note that old school BSD script will not work.
BSD/OSX
Unfortunally BSD and OSX ship old script wich lack timing support.
If You use this systems - install ttyrec via ports macprots or homebrew
and setup it as recording backend.
brew install ttyrec # OSX
sudo port install ttyrec # BSD / OSX
shelr backend ttyrec # BSD / OSX
Copyright
(Ð) 2010, 2011, 2012 Antono Vasiljev and contributors.
See LICENSE.txt for details.