Search history by more than just command

[alokedesai]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Most shells currently only support searching through your history by the command. This is frustrating because I can't search by the output, the directory, timestamp, the box, or any other metadata. Additionally, the default history file is too small, I often try to search for commands that I ran a few months ago only to find they were flushed from my history.

Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to be able to be able to have a UI to infinitely search my terminal history. To start, I'd like to be able to search by:

• Command
• Output
• Timestamp
• Exit code
• Directory
• Box (e.g a specific remote box or a set of remote boxes)

Additional context
Once I find a command that matches my search result, I'd like to be able to find commands that I ran before and after in that specific session where the command was executed. Technically, we could do this by indexing Blocks in a local sqllite database or send them to our server and index them in the cloud.

[elviskahoro]

There may be some concepts that can be incorporated from Ranger.
A discord comment (feature-requests: 07/14/2021) mentioned elvish shell and their ranger based built in file manager.