A highly customizable zsh theme for your terminal, which is stupidly easy to configure. Just follow the below documentation and it will guide you through!
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A highly customizable zsh theme for your terminal, which is stupidly easy to configure. Just follow the below documentation and it will guide you through!
Either Powerline fonts (Patched version of common fonts) or Nerdfonts are mandatory to render the prompt properly. Do change your default terminal fonts.
You will optionally need oh-my-zsh, and if you want to use a detailed battery prompt use the oh-my-zsh battery plugin, just include it in the plugins section. The prompt by default consists a minimal battery function which has less features but just works on most distros.
It is certainly possible to use this prompt without oh-my-zsh but some of the git icons won't work well
Finally follow through installer ( run install.sh using zsh ) or just manually source the
.zsh-theme
The prompt can be easily configured, by using various variables. Just set them anywhere before loading oh-my-zsh in .zshrc (mostly some thing like 'source .../oh-my-zsh.sh' ) so that the theme can read these variables.
Here are the all the list of variables you can play around with.
You can the change the unicode character that acts as a segment separator in the powerline.
COMFYLINE_SEGSEP='\ue0b4' # semicircle use \ue0b0 for traingle, looks bettery COMFYLINE_SEGSEP_REVERSE='\ue0b6' # same thing reverse, use \ue0b2 for reverse triangle COMFYLINE_NO_START=1 # variable to have no segment seperator at the start and end of the powerline from the edge of terminal
Rank is just the relative horizontal position calculated from left to right ( 1, 2, 3 ... ), with ( -1, -2 ...) denoting segments on the right from right to left, to hide them just put 0 as position. All you have to do is to change the number of the rank, the defaults are below
RETVAL_RANK=1 # return value of previous command if error then displays it in red HOST_RANK=2 # hostname USER_RANK=3 DIR_RANK=4 GIT_RANK=5 VENV_RANK=6 BAT_RANK=-1 DATE_RANK=-2 TIME_RANK=-3
Every element's background and foreground color can be changed by setting the following variables:
Here are the defaults for the light theme:
RETVAL_b="#8a8bd8" # background RETVAL_f="#61355c" # foreground HOST_b="#b3b5fb" HOST_f="#4a4b87" USER_b="#f8bbe5" USER_f="#874c80" GIT_b="#f6b3b3" GIT_f="#d95353" GIT_CLEAN_b="#b3f58c" GIT_CLEAN_f="#568459" DIR_b="#e1bff2" DIR_f="#844189" VENV_b="#a8ddf9" VENV_f="#0066a4" BAT_b="#8a8bd8" BAT_f="#61355c" DATE_b="#b3b5fb" DATE_f="#4a4b87" TIME_b="#f8bbe5" TIME_f="#874c80"
The theme file as mentioned contains a minimal version of battery plugin as mentioned which, only gives the status and percentage. But that doesn't mean you can't play around with it, here are all the variables and their defaults.
The below icons are taken from starship ( if they don't render for you in this readme )
COMFYLINE_BATTERY_LOW=15 # Below this low charge icon is displayed COMFYLINE_BATTERY_HIGH=90 # Above this high charge icon is displayed COMFYLINE_CHARGING_ICON="⚡️" COMFYLINE_HIGHCHARGE_ICON="" COMFYLINE_MIDCHARGE_ICON="" COMFYLINE_LOWCHARGE_ICON="" # finally this will use the battery plugin of oh-my-zsh, if you have it installed COMFYLINE_BATTERY_PLUGIN=1
One limitation of comfyline is that, you can completely use this prompt without oh-my-zsh, but the git icons don't work the same. I use something called
ZSH_THEME_GIT_PROMPTIf you want to change the icons or text, you have to change the
ZSH_THEME_GIT_PROMPTcomfyline.zsh-themeThere are other variables too which can played around with
COMFYLINE_FULL_DIRCOMFYLINE_FULL_HOSTNAMECOMFYLINE_DATE_FORMATdateCOMFYLINE_TIME_FORMATCOMFYLINE_START_NEXT_LINECOMFYLINE_NEXT_LINE_CHARCOMFYLINE_NEXT_LINE_CHAR_COLORCOMFYLINE_NO_GAP_LINECOMFYLINE_RETVAL_NUMBERFeel free to present any ideas, feature requests or contact me: email: [email protected] xmpp: [email protected]