arbtt-dump - dumps arbtt data samples

JoachimBreitner <mail@joachim-breitner.de>
           Main author of arbtt

       SergeyAstanin <s.astanin@gmail.com>
           Contributor

       MartinKiefel <mk@nopw.de>
           Contributor

       MuharemHrnjadovic <muharem@linux.com>
           Contributor

       MarkusHauck <markus1189@gmail.com>
           Contributor

       ThomaszMiąsko <tomasz.miasko@gmail.com>
           Contributor

       WaldirPimenta <waldyrious@gmail.com>
           Documentation writer

       GwernBranwen <gwern@gwern.net>
           Documentation writer

       PaoloG.Giarrusso <p.giarrusso@gmail.com>
           Contributor

       MichalJ.Gajda <migamake@migamake.com>
           Contributor

arbtt-dump reads the data samples recorded by arbtt-capture(1) and writes them so the standard output in
       an ascii based format.

~/.arbtt/capture.log
           binary file, storing the arbtt data samples

Human
       This format is intended for human inspection, but not for further processing. Hence, it may change in new
       versions of arbtt without notice. Example output:

           2013-06-20 14:53:50 (48ms inactive):
               ( ) Navigator:      arbtt-dump - Iceweasel
               ( ) gnome-terminal-server: jojo@kirk:~/projekte/programming/arbtt/doc
               (*) gvim:           arbtt.xml + (~/projekte/programming/arbtt/doc) - GVIM2

       The line with a star indicates the currently active window.

   Show
       This is the default serialization format of Haskell's Show type class, one entry per line. This can be
       useful if the data is to be processed by further Haskell code. Example output, with indentation added
       manually:

           TimeLogEntry
               { tlTime = 2013-06-20 14:53:50.957763 UTC
               , tlRate = 60000
               , tlData = CaptureData
                   { cWindows =
                       [ (False,"arbtt-dump - Iceweasel","Navigator")
                       , (False,"jojo@kirk:~/projekte/programming/arbtt/doc","gnome-terminal-server")
                       , (True,"arbtt.xml + (~/projekte/programming/arbtt/doc) - GVIM2","gvim")
                       ]
                   , cLastActivity = 48
                   }
               }

   JSON
       For interoperability, arbtt supports dumping its data to JSON, which can easily be parsed by many
       different programming languages. Some level of backward-compatibility will be provided, as far as
       possible. Default output, again with indentation and spacing added manually:

           [ ...,
             { "windows": [
                 { "program": "arbtt-dump - Iceweasel",
                   "title": "Navigator",
                   "active": false},
                 { "program": "jojo@kirk:~/projekte/programming/arbtt/doc",
                   "title":" gnome-terminal-server",
                   "active": false},
                 { "program": "arbtt.xml + (~/projekte/programming/arbtt/doc) - GVIM2",
                   "title": "gvim",
                   "active":true
                 }],
               "inactive": 48,
               "date": "2013-06-20T14:53:50.957Z",
               "rate": 60000},
             ...
           ]

       arbtt-dump - dumps arbtt data samples

        1. arbtt hackage page
           http://hackage.haskell.org/package/arbtt

arbtt manual                                       04/03/2022                                      ARBTT-DUMP(1)

-h, -?, --help
           shows a short summary of the available options, and exists.

       -V, --version
           shows the version number, and exists.

       -fFILE, --logfileFILE
           logfile to use instead of ~/.arbtt/capture.log-tFORMAT, --formatFORMAT
           dumping format to use, where FORMAT is one of human (the default), show or JSON. Case in-sensitive.

       -lNUMBER, --lastNUMBER
           dump only the last NUMBER of samples.

       See the arbtt manual for more information and the arbtthackagepage[1] for newer versions of arbtt.

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