a pure bash prompt

Pure bash prompt with git integration, docker compose project detection and diskspace analyzer direcly in pure bash

Inspired by krashikiworks/pure-prompt-bash

Preview

disk-analyzer:

Displays the available space in numbers. The icon shows, how much space is already taken

Coloring has values for above 33%, above 66%, above 87%, and less

ENABLE_DISKSPACE=true

ENABLE_NERDFONTS=false

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ENABLE_NERDFONTS=true

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error-codes:

Does only show the error codes on error codes bigger than 0

ENABLE_ERROR_CODES=true

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git-status:

ENABLE_GIT=true

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docker-status:

ENABLE_DOCKER=true

install

just clone this repository (or just copy pure.bash) anywhere, and add

source /path/to/pure.bash

to your .bashrc

configuration

You can configure your pure prompt with a file located at ~/.purerc

There you can change all the settings

I've provided a example.purerc to get you started. You do not need that, as all variables have some defaults.

settings

variables

You can set some settings in the prompt file itself:

key	default_value	properties
ENABLE_DISKSPACE	true	Enables the diskspace widget
ENABLE_DOCKER	true	Enables or disables the docker widget
DOCKER_SANITIZE_NAME	false	Enables or disables the docker project name sanitization
ENABLE_ERROR_CODES	true	Enables the error code display inline
ENABLE_GIT	true	Enables or disables the git widget
ENABLE_NERDFONTS	true	Enables or disables nerdfonts in all widgets
ENABLE_SSH	true	Enables the ssh detection with hostname prefix for ssh sessions
ENABLE_UPTIME	false	Enables the uptime widget
ENABLE_YAZI	true (when yazi is installed)	Displays an indicator if inside a yazi spawned sub-shell
INFO_LINE_ON_NEWLINE	true	Displays the information (diskspace, uptime, yazi) onto a separate line below the docker-line. Set to false to disable

Uninstall

just remove what you downloaded, and delete source command from your .bashrc

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.