#asciinema

r0sk: yeah, tagging would be nice indeed, it's on the list ;)

btw, I was thinking about adding full text search, because we actually can have that easily (recordings are just text)

so you could search for any word that appeared in any recording

:)

that could even make old-school tagging unnecessary

sure, it's another option

I like tags because it's a way to organize it, but fulltextsearch could do the job too

I mean, if I want to search all the "docker" asciinemas it does no matter if I search in a way or other

right

Hi I just discovered asciinema, I was wondering if it is possible to run the app without uploading the video to asciinerama.org ?

Sublim3: there is a docker image if you want to build your own asciinema server: https://hub.docker.com/r/th0m/asciinema-debian/

can I just get the outputed json and replay it without having to upload it anywhere (even localy on a docker) ?

ah, you mean: asciinema play yoursession.sjon?

well firslty get asciinema to output the json then yes

yep, I think so:

asciinema rec hi.json

(rec your sesion, exit)

asciinema play hi.json

and with that command it does not upload the json anywhere ??

I think no, you can upload it afterwards with asciinema upload

thx r0sk

I basicaly don't want to uplaod it anywhere and just keep the json locally for replay later

btw asciinema looks awesome can't wait to start playing with it

sickill: talking about the dockerfile, is there any way to make it public? (I've request it to th0m in the issue #164 https://github.com/asciinema/asciinema.org/issu... but just wondering)

r0sk: I'm planning to release the official docker image :) I'm happy to look at th0m's work first

sickill: tell me if I can help in something, would be nice indeed

r0sk: do you happen to know if this debian based docker image contains only the web app or it has all the other services (postgresql, redis, sidekiq) running too?

I think (attendind to the description) it has all the batteries included:

"""start_asciinema.sh basically starts PostgreSQL, Redis, Rails and Sidekiq. The asciinema.org Rails application is available on container's port 3000."""

r0sk: ok, thanks. This sounds like a good start.

yep