I am a heavy Vim user and I also use a ton of tmux and a load of bash
in my everyday computer activities.
In order to optimize my work flow, even more, I would like a way to get a log of all key presses, I do during my computer sessions.
What I am looking for is a program that would work something like this:
keylogger -o log.txt | bash
And then everything I type in my bash session gets logged, to
log.txt
. Wherelog.txt
ends up something like this:tmux<cr> vi wefwef.c<cr> iHello, world!<esc> VUoHAHAHAHAHAHA hahahah!<esc>hhllb :!grep -a 66 /usr/bin/vi | aplay<cr> :x<cr> cat wefwef.txt<cr> make war<cr> echo vivivi is the editor of the beast!!<cr> yes | rm -rf /<cr> ps -A | grep '[0-9]\+' -o | xargs kill -9<cr> exit 666<cr>
… And then I can use this information to optimize my workflow even more!
Is there an Unix tool similar to the one I described?