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Bash prompt with git support
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# source /usr/local/etc/bash_completion.d/git-prompt.sh | |
PROMPT_COMMAND=__generate_prompt | |
__generate_prompt() { | |
# Undocumented function that updates OS X Terminal\'s knowledge of | |
# the current | |
# working directory. Required for Cmd + T to open a new tab in the same | |
# directory. | |
# | |
# See '/etc/bashrc' on an OS X box for details. | |
# update_terminal_cwd | |
# ==> Configure Git prompt | |
local GIT_PS1_SHOWCOLORHINTS=1 | |
local GIT_PS1_SHOWDIRTYSTATE=1 | |
local GIT_PS1_SHOWSTASHSTATE=1 | |
local GIT_PS1_SHOWUNTRACKEDFILES=1 | |
local GIT_PS1_SHOWUPSTREAM="auto verbose" | |
# ==> Display Python virtual environment when active | |
if [[ "${VIRTUAL_ENV}" ]]; then | |
local PS1_VENV="$(color "({purple}$(basename | |
"${VIRTUAL_ENV}"){clear})") " | |
fi | |
# ==> Colorize pre/post Git status strings. | |
# Set `$PS1_HOOK` to add additional text to the prompt. | |
local PS1_PRE="$(color "\n[{bold}{purple}\w{clear}] | |
${PS1_VENV}${PS1_HOOK}")" | |
local PS1_POST="$(color "\n{cyan}\u{clear}@{bold}\h{clear}$ ")" | |
__git_ps1 "${PS1_PRE}" "${PS1_POST}" | |
} | |
_format_codes=( | |
clear # reset | |
black red green yellow # colors | |
blue purple cyan white | |
bold dim # bold/bright, unbold/dim | |
rev # reverse video | |
under nounder # underline, nounderline | |
) | |
_format_escapes=( | |
"$(tput sgr0)" | |
"$(tput setaf 0)" "$(tput setaf 1)" "$(tput setaf 2)" "$(tput setaf 3)" | |
"$(tput setaf 4)" "$(tput setaf 5)" "$(tput setaf 6)" "$(tput setaf 7)" | |
"$(tput bold)" "$(tput dim)" | |
"$(tput rev)" | |
"$(tput smul)" "$(tput rmul)" | |
) | |
color() { | |
local strings="$@" match replace | |
for (( i=0; i < ${#_format_codes[@]}; ++i )); do | |
match="{${_format_codes[i]}}" | |
replace="\[${_format_escapes[i]}\]" | |
strings=${strings//${match}/${replace}} | |
done | |
echo "${strings[@]}" | |
} |
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