A non-curated list of awesome prompts for your favorite shells!

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NOTE This project is ongoing, so just because you don't see your favorite shell here does not mean we have some religious hatred toward your shell - it just means we haven't ported any of the prompts yet to your shell.

Pull requests will be greatly appreciated!

Usage

Go to the prompts/ directory and choose a prompt. All the prompts in this repository are designed to be used as such:

# in your profile
. "path/to/prompt.sh"

Simply download the appropriate file from any of the prompts in this repository and add it to ~, then reference or source it in your shell's profile.

Adding your prompt

Rules

All prompts that follow the following rules are welcome:

• Prompt must either be awesome or mimic an awesome prompt from another shell.
• The prompt must be written by the person submitting the prompt. (No submitting code you didn't write!!)
• The prompt must be self-contained, i.e. should not be spread out over more than one file.
• Prompt must be completely cross-platform.
• (Optional) Prompt code should be compatible with all recent versions of their respective shells.
  • E.g. a PowerShell prompt should be compatible with both PowerShell 5 and PowerShell 6.

Submitting the prompt

1. Create a folder in the prompts/ directory with the name of your prompt, and create a file in that folder as <prompt>-<shell>.sh.
2. If you want, you can also create a README in that directory describing the prompt.
3. When you make a PR with your changes, be sure to include a screenshot.

If you're unsure whether the prompt you have is awesome, just create an issue describing your prompt with a screenshot.

License

• MIT (c) all awesome-prompt contributers