If you want to save the output of all the commands and their results for the current session in a text file on the macOS, you can do that by simply pressing Command + S keys, this will open a prompt that will ask you where you want to save the file to.
You can achieve the same by going to the Terminal menu > Shell > Export text as... option.
If you do not want to save the complete text of the console, then just select the text you want to save and press Command + S or go to Menu > Shell > Export Selected text as...
macOS Terminal Export Text to File
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