Advanced PS1

Example output:

some stdout output
✓ [2m16s] 08:57:05 raymond.schouten@mc16:~/github/advanced-ps1 $

some stdout output
✓ [2m16s] 08:57:05 raymond.schouten@mc16:~/github/advanced-ps1 (master) $

some terminated stdout output▼
✗ (1) [2m16s] 08:57:05 raymond.schouten@mc16:~/github/advanced-ps1 (master) $

some terminated stdout output▼
✗ (1: Catchall for general errors) [2m16s] 08:57:05 raymond.schouten@mc16:~/github/advanced-ps1 (master) $

Features

• Configurable and colorized advanced PS1
• Adds a newline and marker to terminated stdout output if needed
• Shows last command status
• Shows last command exit code (with message if possible when enabled)
• Shows last command duration in human readable format
• Shows 12/24-hour formatted time
• Shows user (root has differently color), host and path
• Shows Git repository information (using __git_ps1)
• Shows prompt (root has different prompt)

Options

• ADVANCED_PS1_SHOWNEWLINE - Show "newline" character and place prompt on new line when prompt was appended to last command output.
• ADVANCED_PS1_SHOW0EXITCODE - Always show exit code, even when it is 0.
• ADVANCED_PS1_SHOWEXITCODEMESSAGE - Show message if possible for exit code.
• ADVANCED_PS1_SHOW0DURATION - Always show duration, even when it is 0 seconds.
• ADVANCED_PS1_SHOWTIME12H - Show time in 12-hour format.

Installation

Put the following lines in your ~/.bashrc file:

# Source advanced PS1.
source '/path/to/advanced-ps1';

# Enable advanced PS1 duration measurement.
trap '__advanced_ps1_debug_trap' DEBUG;

# Enable advanced PS1.
PROMPT_COMMAND='__advanced_ps1';