How To Install TermRecord on CentOS 7

TermRecord is a tool that was written in Python. It is very simple and open source, which allows you to save all terminal sessions in an easy-to-use, stand-alone HTML file. Before installation, you should update the list of packages and software to the latest version

sudo yum update -y

Install pip

Add EPEL Repository 

sudo yum install epel-release

Install pip 

sudo yum install python-pip

After the installation is completed, you can make sure that it was successful with the following command: 

pip -V

Next, you can observe the conclusion, which is similar to the following:

pip -V
pip 8.1.1 from /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages (python 2.7)

Install TermRecord

Install TearRecord using the Python package manager (pip):

sudo pip install TermRecord

It is quite simple to record from the terminal with TermRecord. To do this, just run the command, which is presented below: 

TermRecord -o record.html

After the command is executed, accordingly, a message will be received stating that the recording script has been started and a temporary recording file has been created. For any operations that will be performed on your server, please use

TermRecord --help

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