Komali's Prompt

This is the prompt I use on most of my devices. I use it because it's minimal, yet colorful, and lets me differentiate between what device I'm on (such as when using ssh). It spawns no external processes and it's written in D, so it's 🚀 blazing fast 🚀

Building

Building this project requires a D compiler and dub, D's packaging tool. Simply clone the repository and run dub or dub build to build the executable

Config

The prompt doesn't have any config but you can specify command line arguments to it: ---color/-c <field> <ansi>: Sets the color of the field to the ansi provided (e.g. 38;2;255;0;255). Keys can be found in ./src/ansi.d
--home/-h: Set's the home directory to replace with ~ in the path
--os/-o <name>: Changes the OS in the second block --user/-u <name>: Changes the user name in the first block --zsh/bash: Wraps ansi escape codes in %{ %} and \[ \] respectively

Usage

Here are the shells I've made it work for:

• zsh

# ~/.zshrc
precmd()  {
    PROMPT=$(/path/to/prompt --zsh)
}

• bash

# ~/.bashrc
prompt() {
    PS1=$(/path/to/prompt --bash)
}

• PowerShell

# $Profile
$OutputEncoding  =  [console]::InputEncoding =  [console]::OutputEncoding =  New-Object System.Text.UTF8Encoding
function prompt() {
    path\to\prompt.exe
}

Other shells probably work as well, I just haven't tested them yet