Add support for Windows

[TwoCarPongPong]

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[YiNNx]

The reason is that cmd-wrapped hasn't been tested on Windows, and there might be potential bugs when used in a non-Unix environment.

Could you please try testing this package to see if it works on Windows?

cmd-wrapped-windows-x86_64.zip

[TwoCarPongPong]

thanks but it don't works

[TwoCarPongPong]

[YiNNx]

what's the result of echo $SHELL in the terminal?

[TwoCarPongPong]

it is $SHELL

[YiNNx]

I attempted to run it in the git bash on Windows, but it can’t work directly. (Windows' SHELL path is differently recorded from Unix) Maybe need to add some additional compatibility code for it later.

[artiga033]

FYI cmd.exe and PowerShell (including the Core one which is cross-plat) does not record command execution time. PowerShell does record execution start and even ending timestamp but they are lost once session closed, leaving only command line without any metadata stored on disk.

PowerShell/PSReadLine#1886 is expected to solve this, but still undergoing.

I myself use PowerShell a lot, but I don't think it's able to add support for it unless PowerShell itself introduced the change.

[YiNNx]

@artiga033 Got it. Maybe we could consider adding support for bash or zsh on Windows? I rarely use the terminal in Windows, so I'm not sure about the solutions for using zsh/bash on Windows, and how to appropriately adapt it.

[blue-duty]

Windows上的最佳终端我觉得应该是powershell

[TwoCarPongPong]

Windows上的最佳终端我觉得应该是powershell

poweshell执行当前目录脚本要加.\

[blue-duty]

Windows上的最佳终端我觉得应该是powershell

poweshell执行当前目录脚本要加.\

加上自动补全的话我觉得还好，主要是对于Linux的基础命令支持不错，迁移体验好

[Memories-Apart]

I attempted to run it in the git bash on Windows, but it can’t work directly. (Windows' SHELL path is differently recorded from Unix) Maybe need to add some additional compatibility code for it later.

I can run it by using "cmd-wrapped 2024 -s bash" in git bash. But the output is 0.

[YiNNx]

But the output is 0.

@Memories-Apart The reason may be the same as #3 (comment)

[colommar]

Windows上直接使用命令行的情况比较少，一般都是用ide内的，请问下这种有方法可以检测吗？

[Borber]

Still waiting for windows support, currently using pwsh 7

[AXiX-official]

FYI cmd.exe and PowerShell (including the Core one which is cross-plat) does not record command execution time. PowerShell does record execution start and even ending timestamp but they are lost once session closed, leaving only command line without any metadata stored on disk.

PowerShell/PSReadLine#1886 is expected to solve this, but still undergoing.

I myself use PowerShell a lot, but I don't think it's able to add support for it unless PowerShell itself introduced the change.

for PowerShell Start-Transcript may helps, just add it to user's profile and parse cmd history from that file
with -IncludeInvocationHeader arg it stores time stamp