Octofish


Add it to your ~/.config/fish/config.fish file:

Theme octofish

Open a new terminal session and run omf install.

You will probably need a Powerline-patched font for this to work. I recommend picking one of these.

This theme is based on BobTheFish and the right shell comes directly from FishLine.

Features

• A helpful greeting, displaying the IP address and uptime in days.
• Powerline-style visual hotness (fits perfectly with iTerm2 Solarized Dark).
• Visual indication that you can't write to the current directory (either a lock or a different background on the path)
• An abbreviated path.
• A glyph indicating current privileges ($ for user, # for root)
• A nice and powerful Git right-prompt.
• Optionally shows last command duration on the right prompt.

The Left Prompt

• A visual indicator of your privilege level
• User@Host
• Current RVM or rbenv (Ruby) version
• Current virtualenv (Python) version
• Abbreviated parent directory
• Either a lock, or a red background when PWD is locked for writing
• Flags:
  • Previous command failed (✘)
  • Background jobs (⚙)

The Right Prompt

• A tick if you're clean
• Vertical arrows if you have some commit ahead or behind upstream
• A slope sign for untracked files
• A bolt for unstaged modifications (dirty state)
• Your workflow is considered clean if there's nothing to commit or stage and no untracked file.

Configuration

You can override some default options in your config.fish:

set -g theme_display_duration yes #Display the duration of last command
set -g theme_display_virtualenv no #Virtual Env.
set -g theme_display_ruby no #Ruby version
set -g theme_display_padlock yes #Padlock (when PWD is locked for writing)

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Published in the hope that it will be useful