This tool will read your system account's ~/.zsh_history file and process it, displaying which commands you more frequently run for the program you specify.
- Python (2 or 3)
First you need to install by brew tap, then install the package.
brew tap jakowicz/tap
brew install recent
Run the recent.py command (I'm going to remove .py in the next release), pass one argument, which is the program you would like to show the recent history of. So for your recent popular "gpg" commands, you would run:
recent.py gpg
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