>_ typewritten - a minimal, informative zsh prompt theme

Leaves all the room for what's important.

Terminal is iTerm2 — Font is FiraCode — Terminal theme is SpaceCamp

Features

• Current directory
• Current git branch
• Git status indicators:
  • ?   — untracked change(s);
  • +   — staged change(s);
  • !   — file(s) modified in the repo;
  • »   — renamed file(s);
  • —   — deleted file(s);
  • $   — stashed change(s);
  • #   — unmerged change(s);
  • •| — behind of remote branch;
  • |• — ahead of remote branch;
• Prompt layout customization
• Cursor customization
• Prompt color changes to red when an error return code is
  returned and code is displayed on the right
• Prompt cursor fix when exiting vim

Installation

Clone the repository into your custom oh-my-zsh themes directory:

$ git clone https://github.com/reobin/typewritten.git $ZSH_CUSTOM/themes/typewritten

Symlink typewritten.zsh-theme to your oh-my-zsh custom themes directory:

ln -s "$ZSH_CUSTOM/themes/typewritten/typewritten.zsh-theme" "$ZSH_CUSTOM/themes/typewritten.zsh-theme"

Set ZSH_THEME="typewritten" in your .zshrc.

Customization options

Prompt layout

3 prompt layouts are available.
To customize the prompt layout, add define the TYPEWRITTEN_PROMPT_LAYOUT variable in your .zshrc to one of following values : singleline, multiline, or singleline_verbose.

singleline (default)

> 

multiline

user@host
> 

singleline verbose

user@host >

Cursor

Default cursor is underscore, but there is two more options: beam and block. They are both configured by adding the TYPEWRITTEN_CURSOR zsh variable to your .zshrc:

export TYPEWRITTEN_CURSOR="beam"

Contributors

• @thbe
• @erikr

Screenshots

Multiline prompt layout

Singleline verbose prompt layout

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