Add fish history filtering and monthly pruning

2026-10-14 11:09:24 +02:00
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+function history_prune --description 'Prune old, easily retyped commands from history'
+    argparse h/help a/apply 'd/days=!_validate_int --min 1' -- $argv; or return
+    if set -q _flag_help
+        echo 'Usage: history_prune [-d DAYS] [-a]'
+        echo 'Lists old disposable entries (dry run); -a deletes them. Default age: 90 days.'
+        return
+    end
+    set -q _flag_days; or set _flag_days 90
+    set -l cutoff (math (date +%s) - $_flag_days \* 86400)
+
+    # Trivial commands: always dropped once old (optional doas prefix)
+    set -l trivial '^(doas )?(cd|ls|ll|cat|less|man|vim|vimdiff|du|ps|kill|which|file|echo|rm|rmdir|mv|cp|mkdir|grep|history)( |$)'
+    # One-off invocations of tools: the newest one per two-word prefix is kept as a template
+    set -l oneoff (string join '' '^(doas )?(beet|pacman -(Q[a-z]*|S[si])|aur (search|fetch)|' \
+        '(git|config) (add|commit|restore|checkout|status|diff|log|show)|' \
+        'systemctl( --user)? status|shnsplit|cuetag\.sh|flac2all|hyperfine|stack run)( |$)')
+
+    set -l seen
+    set -l doomed
+    # Newest first, so the first match of a prefix is its most recent use
+    for e in (history search --show-time='%s|' --null | string split0)
+        set -l t (string split -m1 '|' -- $e)
+        set -l cmd $t[2]
+        set -l old (test $t[1] -lt $cutoff; and echo 1)
+        if string match -qr -- $oneoff $cmd
+            # Prefix is the command plus its subcommand/flag, if any (not a path or quoted arg)
+            set -l w (string split -n ' ' -- (string replace -r '^doas ' '' -- $cmd))
+            set -l prefix $w[1]
+            string match -qr '^-?-?[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z-]*$' -- "$w[2]"; and set prefix "$w[1..2]"
+            if not contains -- $prefix $seen
+                set -a seen $prefix
+                continue
+            end
+            set -q old[1]; and set -a doomed $cmd
+        else if set -q old[1]; and begin
+                test (string length -- $cmd) -lt 20; or string match -qr -- $trivial $cmd
+            end
+            set -a doomed $cmd
+        end
+    end
+
+    if not set -q _flag_apply
+        printf '%s\n' $doomed
+        echo (count $doomed) "entries would be removed (run with -a to apply)" >&2
+        return
+    end
+    test (count $doomed) -gt 0; or return
+    set -l hist ~/.local/share/fish/fish_history
+    cp $hist $hist.bak
+    history delete --exact --case-sensitive -- $doomed
+    echo (count $doomed) "entries removed; backup at $hist.bak" >&2
+end