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👍 This is awesome, love your work. 👍

Is there a way to change the command it runs? For example, to run pwsh.exe rather than powershell?

Edit: FWIW, I tried this and it worked perfectly.

var record = new Command("rec")
{
    new Argument<FileInfo>("file"),
    new Argument<string>("command", "powershell.exe")
    {
        Arity = ArgumentArity.ExactlyOne
    }
};
record.Handler = CommandHandler.Create((FileInfo file, string command) =>
{
    var recordCmd = new RecordCommand(new RecordArgs
    {
        Filename = file.FullName,
        Command = command
    });

    recordCmd.Execute();
});

Thank you for making this, it's really awesome!

I noticed that the output file lists all my env variables, which is not ideal when sharing it.

According to the spec from asciicinema:

Official asciinema recorder captures only SHELL and TERM by default. All implementations of asciicast-compatible terminal recorder should not capture any additional environment variables unless explicitly permitted by the user.

Do you think this could be fixed?

Thank you again!!

On latest commit (37da8b5). It actually also happens on the latest release by doing powersession rec test.cast -c pwsh.

Hi I wrote a small powershell script to automate recordings.
Feel free to use it!

function Parse-KeyText ($Content) {
	$Content = $Content.Replace("`r`n", "`n").Replace("`n", "{ENTER}")
	[regex]$regex = '(?<modifiers>[+^%]+)?(?<content>{[^}]+}|[^+?^\^^%])'
	$regex.Matches($Content) | % { $_.Value }
}

function Send-Keys ($KeyStrokes, $KeyPressSleep = 30, $LongSleep = 1500) {
    $wshell = New-Object -ComObject wscript.shell;
	foreach ($KeyPress in $KeyStrokes)
	{
		if ($KeyPress -eq '{SLEEP}')
		{
			Sleep -Milliseconds $LongSleep
		}
		else {
			Sleep -Milliseconds $KeyPressSleep
			$wshell.SendKeys($KeyPress)
		}
	}
}
#Documentation https://ss64.com/vb/sendkeys.html
$textToSend = @"
+^t{SLEEP}cd D:\Users\Peter\source\repos\FluentTerminal
powersession rec -c "pwsh -nologo" recording.txt
{SLEEP}Import-Module PowerType
{SLEEP}Enable-PowerType
git c{SLEEP}{DOWN}{SLEEP}{DOWN}{SLEEP} m{SLEEP}{DOWN}{SLEEP}
exit
{SLEEP}exit

"@
Write-Host "Installing powertype"
Install-Module PowerType
Write-Host "Simulating"
$KeyStrokes = Parse-KeyText -Content $textToSend
Send-Keys -KeyStrokes $KeyStrokes
Write-Host "Uninstalling PowerType"
Uninstall-Module PowerType

example of the result:

Firstly thanks for creating this! Works like a charm!

I see that PowerSession now supports cmd and pwsh through the --command parameter(#4), but this option is not shown in the help text. It would make its discovery easier.

Also, on a side note, when I do powersession play hello2.txt and the file hello2.txt doesn't exist, PowerSession just dumps out a stacktrace. It'd be better if it just said 'File not found'.

Cheers!

I'm using the latest release (1.4.4), and it seems like doing powersession --version shows up as 1.0.0.

Hi thanks for a great program, are there any plans to publish on winget?

Up and down arrow key presses are useful for going through your command line history.

(Thank you so much for creating this BTW. It was really useful for me to learn how ConPTY works.)