functinality to decrease the binary size automatically.

functionality to decrease the binary size automatically.

to stop the server you have to run

To stop the server you have to run

            Path to folder in which to store the history files [default: /home/athaller/.local/share/histdb-rs]

            Path to folder in which to store the history files [default: /.local/share/histdb-rs]

that histdb-rs will write sepperate history files for each machine.

that histdb-rs will write separate history files for each machine.

machines. There is no autocommit/autosync implemented as we dont want to have

machines. There is no autocommit/autosync implemented as we don't want to have

## Import
### zsh-histdb
```
» histdb import histdb -h
histdb-rs-import-histdb 0.1.0
Import entries from existing histdb sqlite file
USAGE:
    histdb-rs import histdb [OPTIONS]
FLAGS:
    -h, --help
            Prints help information
OPTIONS:
    -d, --data-dir <data-dir>
            Path to folder in which to store the history files [default: $HOME/.local/share/histdb-rs]
    -i, --import-file <import-file>
            Path to the existing histdb sqlite file [default: $HOME/.histdb/zsh-history.db]
```
If the defaults for the `data-dir` and the `import-file` are fine you can just
run the following command:
```
histdb import histdb
```
This will create CSV files for each `hostname` found in the sqlite database. It
will create a UUID for each unique session found in sqlite so command run in the
same session should still be grouped together.
### zsh histfile
```
» histdb import histfile -h
histdb-rs-import-histfile 0.1.0
Import entries from existing zsh histfile
USAGE:
    histdb-rs import histfile [OPTIONS]
FLAGS:
    -h, --help
            Prints help information
OPTIONS:
    -d, --data-dir <data-dir>
            Path to folder in which to store the history files [default: $HOME/.local/share/histdb-rs]
    -i, --import-file <import-file>
            Path to the existing zsh histfile file [default: $HOME/.histfile]
```
If the defaults for the `data-dir` and the `import-file` are fine you can just
run the following command:
```
histdb import histfile
```
As the information stored in the histfile is pretty limited the following
information will be stored:
* `time_finished` will be parsed from the histfile
* `result` (exit code) will be parsed from the histfile
* `command` will be parse from the histfile
* `time_start` will be copied over from `time_finished`
* `hostname` will use the current machines hostname
* `pwd` will be set to the current users home directory
* `session_id` will be generated and used for all commands imported from the
histfile
* `user` will use the current user thats running the import

    /// Import entries from existing histdb sqlite file

    /// Import entries from existing histdb sqlite or zsh histfile