Git GoGlimpse
git-glimpse is a command-line tool that is aimed at generating a git prompt like the one from zsh-vcs-prompt.
The particularity of this tool is that it is aimed at maximizing the performances using the native Go interface for git (vs. Python that can slow down a terminal)
Requirements
- libgit2-dev
- make
- golang
Installation
You can build the program by running:
make all
Then install it with
make install
Configure for ZSH
You can add a right prompt in ZSH, by using the following line in your .zshrc:
RPROMPT='$(git-glimpse shell-prompt --zsh-mode)'
The exact path to git-glimpse can be found using which git-glimpse
Using the CLI
You can configure the output of this tool with the following arguments:
Print the shell prompt content and exit
Usage:
git-glimpse shell-prompt [flags]
Flags:
-a, --ahead-sigil string Sigil to signal the branch is ahead of the remote (default "↑")
-b, --behind-sigil string Sigil to signal the branch is behind of the remote (default "↓")
-C, --clean-sigil string Sigil to signal the working tree is clean (default "✔")
-c, --conflicts-sigil string Sigil to signal there are conflicts to resolve (default "✖")
-h, --help help for shell-prompt
-s, --staged-sigil string Sigil to signal there are staged edits (default "●")
-S, --stashed-sigil string Sigil to signal there are stashed edits (default "⚑")
-u, --unstaged-sigil string Sigil to signal there are unstaged edits (default "✚")
-U, --untracked-sigil string Sigil to signal there are untracked files (default "…")
--zsh-mode Print the output using color tags in the zsh standard instead of AINSI
Uninstalling git-glimpse
TODO
