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# NOTE: This is meant to run with engine-q and not nushell yet
# It's still being tested. There will be bugs. :)
# REQUIREMENTS #
# you definitely need nerd fonts https://www.nerdfonts.com
# nerd fonts repo https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts
# i use "FiraCode Nerd Font Mono" on mac
#
# you also must have the engine-q gstat plugin installed and registered
# ATTRIBUTION #
# A little fancier prompt with git information
# inspired by https://github.com/xcambar/purs
# inspired by https://github.com/IlanCosman/tide
# inspired by https://github.com/JanDeDobbeleer/oh-my-posh
# Abbreviate home path
def home_abbrev [os] {
let is_home_in_path = ($env.PWD | str starts-with $nu.home-path)
if ($is_home_in_path == true) {
if ($os == "Windows") {
let home = ($nu.home-path | str replace -ar '\\' '/')
let pwd = ($env.PWD | str replace -ar '\\' '/')
$pwd | str replace $home '~'
} else {
$env.PWD | str replace $nu.home-path '~'
}
} else {
$env.PWD | str replace -ar '\\' '/'
}
}
export def path_abbrev_if_needed [apath term_width] {
# probably shouldn't do coloring here but since we're coloring
# only certain parts, it's kind of tricky to do it in another place
# if needed, use `ansi strip` to remove coloring
let T = (ansi { fg: "#BCBCBC" bg: "#3465A4"}) # truncated
let P = (ansi { fg: "#E4E4E4" bg: "#3465A4"}) # path
let PB = (ansi { fg: "#E4E4E4" bg: "#3465A4" attr: b}) # path bold
let R = (ansi reset)
let red = (ansi red)
# replace the home path first
let apath = ($apath | str replace $nu.home-path ~)
# split out by path separator into tokens
# don't use psep here because in home_abbrev we're making them all '/'
let splits = ($apath | split row '/')
let splits_len = ($splits | length)
if (($apath | str length) > ($term_width / 2)) {
# get all the tokens except the last
let tokens = ($splits | take ($splits_len - 1) | each {|x|
$"($T)($x | str substring 0..1)($R)"
})
# append the last part of the path
let tokens = ($tokens | append $"($PB)($splits | last)($R)")
# collect
$tokens | str join $"($T)/"
} else {
if ($splits_len == 0) {
# We're at / on the file system
$"/($T)"
} else if ($splits_len == 1) {
let top_part = ($splits | first)
let tokens = $"($PB)($top_part)($R)"
$tokens | str join $"($T)"
} else {
let top_part = ($splits | first ($splits_len - 1))
let end_part = ($splits | last)
let tokens = ($top_part | each {|x|
$"/($T)($x | str substring 0..1)($R)"
})
let tokens = ($tokens | append $"/($PB)($end_part)($R)")
$tokens | skip 1 | str join $"($T)"
}
}
}
def get_os_icon [os use_nerd_fonts] {
# f17c = tux, f179 = apple, f17a = windows
if $use_nerd_fonts {
if ($os =~ Darwin) {
(char -u f179)
} else if ($os =~ Linux) {
(char -u f17c)
} else if ($os =~ Windows) {
(char -u f17a)
} else {
''
}
} else {
if ($os =~ Darwin) {
"M"
} else if ($os =~ Linux) {
"L"
} else if ($os =~ Windows) {
"W"
} else {
''
}
}
}
export def get_left_prompt [os use_nerd_fonts] {
# replace this 30 with whatever the width of the terminal is
let display_path = (path_abbrev_if_needed (home_abbrev $os) 30)
let R = (ansi reset)
# some icons and the unicode char
# e0b0 ▷ 25b7 ⏵ 23f5 ▶ 25b6 ⯈ 2bc8 🞂 1f782
# e0b1
# e0b2 ◁ 25c1 ⏴ 23f4 ◀ 25c0 ⯇ 2bc7 🞀 1f780
# e0b3
# f1d3
# f07c or f115 📁 1f4c1 🗀 1f5c0
# f015 or f7db 🏠 1f3e0 ⌂ 2302
let TERM_BG = "#0C0C0C"
let right_transition_nf = (char -u e0b0)
# let right_transition = (char -u 1f782)
let right_transition = ""
let home_nf = (char -u f015)
# let home = (char -u 1f3e0)
let home = ""
let folder_nf = (char -u f07c)
# let folder = (char -u 1f5c0)
let folder = ""
# build segments and then put together the segments for the prompt
let os_segment = ([
(ansi { fg: "#080808" bg: "#CED7CF"}) # os bg color
(char space) # space
(get_os_icon $os $use_nerd_fonts) # os icon
(char space) # space
(ansi { fg: "#CED7CF" bg: "#3465A4"}) # color transition
(if $use_nerd_fonts {
$right_transition_nf #
} else {
$right_transition
})
(char space) # space
] | str join)
let is_home_in_path = ($env.PWD | str starts-with $nu.home-path)
let path_segment = (if $is_home_in_path {
[
(if $use_nerd_fonts {
$home_nf # home icon
} else {
$home
})
(char space) # space
$display_path # ~/src/forks/nushell
(ansi { fg: "#CED7CF" bg: "#3465A4"}) # color just to color the next space
(char space) # space
] | str join
} else {
[
(if $use_nerd_fonts {
$folder_nf # folder icon
} else {
$folder
})
(char space) # space
$display_path # ~/src/forks/nushell
(ansi { fg: "#CED7CF" bg: "#3465A4"}) # color just to color the next space
(char space) # space
] | str join
})
let indicator_segment = (
[
(ansi { fg: "#3465A4" bg: $TERM_BG}) # color
(if $use_nerd_fonts {
$right_transition_nf #
} else {
# $right_transition
" >"
})
($R) # reset color
] | str join
)
# assemble all segments for final prompt printing
[
$os_segment
$path_segment
$indicator_segment
] | str join
}
export def get_right_prompt [os use_nerd_fonts] {
# right prompt ideas
# 1. just the time on the right
# 2. date and time on the right
# 3. git information on the right
# 4. maybe git and time
# 5. would like to get CMD_DURATION_MS going there too when it's implemented
# 6. all of the above, chosen by def parameters
let R = (ansi reset)
let TIME_BG = "#D3D7CF"
let TERM_FG = "#0C0C0C"
let left_transition_nf = (char -u e0b2)
# let left_transition = (char -u 1f780)
let left_transition = ""
let datetime_segment = ([
(ansi { fg: $TIME_BG bg: $TERM_FG})
(if $use_nerd_fonts {
$left_transition_nf #
} else {
$left_transition
})
(ansi { fg: $TERM_FG bg: $TIME_BG})
(char space)
(date now | format date '%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S%.3f')
(char space)
($R)
] | str join)
let time_segment = ([
(ansi { fg: $TIME_BG bg: $TERM_FG})
(if $use_nerd_fonts {
$left_transition_nf #
} else {
$left_transition
})
(ansi { fg: $TERM_FG bg: $TIME_BG})
(char space)
(date now | format date '%I:%M:%S %p')
(char space)
($R)
] | str join)
# 1. datetime - working
# $datetime_segment
# 2. time only - working
$time_segment
# 3. git only - working
# $git_segment
# 4. git + time -> need to fix the transition
# [
# $git_segment
# $time_segment
# ] | str join
# 5. fernando wants this on the left prompt
# [
# $os_segment
# $time_segment
# $path_segment
# ]
}
export def get_prompt [nerd?] {
let use_nerd_fonts = ($nerd != null)
let os = ((sys).host.name)
let left_prompt = (get_left_prompt $os $use_nerd_fonts)
let right_prompt = (get_right_prompt $os $use_nerd_fonts)
# return in record literal syntax to be used kind of like a tuple
# so we don't have to run this script more than once per prompt
{
left_prompt: $left_prompt
right_prompt: $right_prompt
}
#
# in the config.nu you would do something like
# use "c:\some\path\to\nu_scripts\engine-q\prompt\oh-my-minimal.nu" get_prompt
# $env.PROMPT_COMMAND = { (get_prompt).left_prompt }
# $env.PROMPT_COMMAND_RIGHT = { (get_prompt).right_prompt }
# $env.PROMPT_INDICATOR = " "
# or with nerdfonts
# $env.PROMPT_COMMAND = { (get_prompt 1).left_prompt }
# $env.PROMPT_COMMAND_RIGHT = { (get_prompt 1).right_prompt }
}