GitCrux is a theme for Liquid Prompt, showing visual hints inspired from GitCrux.
The objective of GitCrux is to help you finding which Git command to use, given the current state of your Git repository. Hints are given in a visual way, helping the user to understand what commands will change.
It targets users who are starting out with Git and struggle to rembemer the classical Git workflow.
Example:
The first line of the prompt is the classical theme right from Liquid Prompt, only without the VCS information.
The second line shows the five main states tracked by Git:
- the remote repository (with the number of remote commits behind),
- the local repository (showed by its name),
- the staged changes (showing either a wall clock, or the number of altered lines),
- the branch (and the number of commits ahead),
- the stash.
All lines after show colored arrow, figuring what states the denoted command will change. The color of the arrow figures the urgency to issue that command.
For instance, if there is only a few lines changed, the "add" arrow is shown in a light color, if there is several modified lines, the arrow will be colored more strongly, and if there is too much editions, the arrow will be heavily colored.
The prompt comes with the gitcrux command, that displays a diagram showing
all the supported commands:
To actually use the GitCrux theme, you need to add a few configuration commands to the script that loads Liquid Prompt. For example:
# Load Liquid Prompt.
source ~/liquidprompt/liquidprompt
# Load the theme.
source ~/lp-gitcrux/gitcrux.theme && lp_theme gitcruxBy default, GitCrux needs a Nerd-font to display
the arrows correctly.
See the Nerd-fonts Fonts installation docs
for help on installing this kind of fonts.
If you do not have a Nerd-font, you may configure
GITCRUX_ARROW_RIGHT and GITCRUX_ARROW_RIGHT to draw different arrow styles
(see below).
The GitCrux theme honors all Liquid Prompt configuration options.
However, the command hints only targets Git (so far), even if they are showed for any supported VCS repository.
GITCRUX_ARROW_RIGHT array = ( "" "" )
Symbols used to draw arrow heads and tails.
GITCRUX_ARROW_LEFT array = ( "" "" )
Symbols used to draw arrow heads and tails.
GITCRUX_MIN_COL_WIDTH integer = 8
Minimum width of each of the Git state columns.
GITCRUX_COL_DYNAMIC boolean = 1
Automatically increase each columns width if at least one of the column text
is larger than GITCRUX_MIN_COL_WIDTH.
GITCRUX_SHOW_EXPLANATION boolean = 1
Show a sentence explaining why the hint is shown.
GITCRUX_COLOR_WEAK string = "0 195 0"
Color of arrows if the related sensor is below "normal".
GITCRUX_COLOR_NORMAL string = "0 39 1"
Color of arrows if the related sensor is above "normal" and below "strong".
GITCRUX_COLOR_STRONG string = "0 220 1"
Color of arrows if the related sensor is above "strong".
GITCRUX_COLOR_MSG string = "0 244 0"
Color of error messages.
GITCRUX_COLOR_EXPLANATION string = "28 -1 0"
Color of explanation messages.
GITCRUX_THRESH_BEHIND_NORMAL integer = 2
How many commits behind remote needs a "normal" alert.
GITCRUX_THRESH_BEHIND_STRONG integer = 5
How many commits behind remote needs a "strong" alert.
GITCRUX_THRESH_AHEAD_NORMAL integer = 2
How many commits ahead of remote needs a "normal" alert.
GITCRUX_THRESH_AHEAD_STRONG integer = 5
How many commits ahead remote needs a "strong" alert.
GITCRUX_THRESH_LINES_NORMAL integer = 100
How many modified lines needs a "normal" alert.
GITCRUX_THRESH_LINES_STRONG integer = 500
How many modified lines needs a "strong" alert.
GITCRUX_THRESH_ADD_NORMAL integer = 100
How many added files needs a "normal" alert.
GITCRUX_THRESH_ADD_STRONG integer = 500
How many added files needs a "strong" alert.
GITCRUX_THRESH_STASH_NORMAL integer = 1
How many stashed commits needs a "normal" alert.
GITCRUX_THRESH_STASH_STRONG integer = 5
How many stashed commits needs a "strong" alert.