zimfw/sorin

A fork of sorin's prompt theme.

sorin

A fork of the sorin theme.

What does it show?

• On the left:
  • username@hostname when in a ssh session.
  • Working directory.
  • # when you're root.
  • Keymap indicator.
• On the right:
  • Python venv indicator.
  • ✘ when there was an error.
  • V when in a vim terminal.
  • Git information when you are in a git repo:
    • Current branch name. When in 'detached HEAD' state, the position or commit short hash.
    • ⬆ and/or ⬇ when there are commits ahead and/or behind of remote, respectively.
    • ✭ when there are stashed states.
    • ✚ when there are indexed files.
    • ✱ when there are unindexed files.
    • ◼ when there are untracked files.

Advanced settings

You can customize how the current working directory is shown with the prompt-pwd module settings.

The git indicators can be customized by changing the following git-info module context formats:

Context name	Description	Default format
action	Special action name	%F{default}:%F{1}%s
ahead	Ahead of remote	%F{5}⬆
behind	Behind remote	%F{5}⬇
branch	Branch name	%F{2}%b
commit	Commit short hash	%F{3}%c
indexed	Indexed files	%F{2}✚
unindexed	Unindexed files	%F{4}✱
position	Commits from nearest tag	%F{5}%p
stashed	Stashed states	%F{6}✭
untracked	Untracked files	%F{default}◼

Use the following command to override a git-info context format:

zstyle ':zim:git-info:<context_name>' format '<new_format>'

For detailed information about these and other git-info settings, check the git-info documentation.

These advanced settings must be overridden after the theme is initialized.

Requirements

Requires Zim's prompt-pwd module to show the current working directory, and git-info to show git information.

sorin's Issues

Unable to customize directory length

I've tried to configure zstyle ':zim:prompt-pwd:fish-style' dir-length 4, but still see a directory length of 1. I believe this line is the root cause:

sorin/sorin.zsh-theme

Line 53 in beb3292

zstyle ':zim:prompt-pwd:fish-style' dir-length 1

Is there a way to override this value, while maintaining the default value of 1?