A fish theme optimized for people who use:

• Solarized
• Git
• Mercurial (requires 'hg prompt')
• SVN
• Unicode-compatible fonts and terminals (Use a Powerline patched font, e.g., from here: https://github.com/powerline/fonts)
• Fish Vi-mode

For Mac users, I highly recommend iTerm 2 + Solarized Dark

• If the previous command failed (✘)

• If private mode is enabled (🔒)

• User @ Hostname (if user is not DEFAULT_USER, which can be set in your profile)
• Git/HG status
• Subversion status enabled by adding set -g theme_svn_prompt_enabled yes to your config.fish.
• Branch () or detached head (➦)
• Current branch / SHA1 in detached head state
• Dirty working directory (±, color change)
  • By default, git repos will show as dirty if there are untracked files. This can be changed by adding set -g fish_git_prompt_untracked_files no to your config.fish. This value is passed into git status --untracked-files, so any value git supports is valid for this command
• Current working directory
• Elevated (root) privileges (⚡)
• Current virtual environment (Python virtualenv and Nix Shell) You will probably want to disable the default virtualenv prompt. Add to your init.fish: set -gx VIRTUAL_ENV_DISABLE_PROMPT 1
• Indicate vi mode.
• Source control blacklist. To disable source control prompts in certain directories, you can add the following to your init.fish or config.fish: set -g scm_prompt_blacklist "/path/to/blacklist".

Ported from https://gist.github.com/agnoster/3712874.

A theme for fish that puts most stuff on the right.

omf update
omf install aight

• Stuff goes on the right, out of your way.

Just fork and make PRs.

MIT © Austin Bingham 2017

Theme imported from oh-my-zsh ys-theme

####### Oh-My-Fish

omf install ays

This theme is a fork of oh-my-fish/theme-budspencer, which means it keeps almost all it's awesome features.

Some fancy visual changes has been done taking advantage of Powerline Symbols.

Barracuda is in essence:

A theme for nerds, makes fish even more powerful. It's equipped with a hell of a lot of nice functions and key bindings to speed up your workflow

• An up-to-date fish shell version from github or a nightly build.
• Patched Powerline fonts installed. (See how to install here)

Non standard tools:

• APK Termux:API plug-in (It's recommended to download Termux and Termux:API from F-Droid as both apps most have the same PGP signature)

apt install termux-api

apt install nodejs

apt install pv

The theme behaves similar to vim's airline/powerline plugins. Thus, it needs a powerline font. It's also crucial to have vi mode enabled. Thus, execute

set -U fish_key_bindings fish_vi_key_bindings

before enabling the theme.

This theme can be shown in different languages (three langiages so far): Spanish, English and French

There are two ways to change interface language: one is by using the function termux-language followed by the language identifier, and the other one, just typing the language name on the prompt.

Supported languages and their identifiers are:

• sp for spanish
• en for english
• fr for french

e.g To set french language:

termux-language fr

Or

french

Two color schemes for bright and dark environments are predefined. You can enable them with day and night, respectively.

Commands that shouldn't appear in the command history are defined by a universal list $barracuda_nocmdhist. Default:

set -U barracuda_nocmdhist c d ll ls m s

Disable:

set -U barracuda_nogreeting

Reenable:

set -e barracuda_nogreeting

To show your current node version, do following in your Fish configs

Enable:

set -g barracuda_alt_environment "node -v"

Disable:

set -U barracuda_alt_environment

• Vi mode is indicated by color of outer segments, cursor color also changes if terminal supports it:
  • green: NORMAL mode
  • yellow: INSERT mode
  • blue: VISUAL mode

• Present working directory (on top)
• Prompt line number
• Barracuda ASCII logo
• Git repository information
• Status symbols
  • ✻: keep track of this shell session, can be toggled with # to show the number of the session within the sessions list
  • ⭐: present working directory is in bookmark list, can be toggled with # to show the number of the bookmark
  • V: vi is parent process
  • R: ranger is parent process
  • ⬜: there are background jobs, can be toggled with # to show the amount of background jobs
  • 🔒: no write permissions in present working directory
  • ⚔: there are tasks scheduled for this week, can be toggled with # to show the amount of weekly tasks
  • ⚑: there are appointments for today, can be toggled with # to show the amount of appointments
  • ✔: last command succeeded, can be toggled with # to show the status value
  • ✘: last command failed, can be toggled with # to show the status value
  • ⚡: superuser indicator
• Active Python virtual environment. Requires Virtual Fish

• Shows current interface language

The function d drops down a menu showing the history as enumerated list. Unlike fish's builtin dirh, d does not show any duplicates. Enter a number to jump to a directory within the list.

The following shortcuts need vi-mode:

• Press H in NORMAL mode to change present working directory to previous working directory in history.
• Press L in NORMAL mode to change present working directory to next working directory in history.

The function c drops down a menu showing the command history as enumerated list similarly to the d function. Selections are also pasted into the X clipboard. It's possible to load a command of a former prompt by giving the prompt line number as argument.

A bookmark can be created with mark. It can be removed with unmark.

unmark can take an argument to remove a specific bookmark in the bookmark list. Simply add the number of the bookmark you would like to remove as the argument.

Bookmarks are universal and thus persistant. A new shell automatically changes working directory on startup to newest bookmark. m is a function that drops down a menu showing the bookmarks as enumerated list equivalently to d.

The following shortcuts need vi mode:

• Create a bookmark for present working directory with m in NORMAL mode.
• Remove a bookmark for present working directory with M in NORMAL mode.

By default the shell will change to the directory of the latest bookmark on a new session. This can be disabled by adding the following line:

set -U barracuda_no_cd_bookmark

The function edit-commandline let you edit the commandline with your editor. It makes the commandline as powerful as your editor. If $EDITOR is not set, vi is used.

The following shortcut needs vi mode:

• Type . in NORMAL mode to edit commandline in editor.

Shell session can be stored with s <session name>. If a session with session name already exists, the session with this name will be attached. If a session with session name is already active within another terminal, this terminal will be focussed.

A list of available sessions can be shown with s.

A session can be erased with s -e <session name>.

Type s -d to detach current session.

Just type wt <title>.

If you have configured your terminal application to use the visual bell, your window manager will tell you when a job running in your shell has finished. You don't need to check manually whether it's done.

If you have still activated the acoustic bell, you probably hate that feature. Switch it off in that case:

set -U barracuda_nobell

With this function it's possible to perdorm a full backup of system and user's files.

To create a new backup type:

termux-backup -c <or> --create [file_name]

To list existing backups use:

termux-backup -l <or> --list

To delete an existing backup:

termux-backup -d <or> --delete

To show help:

termux-backup -h <or> --help

Unfortunately this function can only perform backups. Restores have to be decompressed and copied manually.

A Oh My Fish theme inspired by Batman.

From left to right:

• $HOME directory abbreviated to ^^
• Path to current working directory is abbreviated.
• Arrow symbol >>> becomes red if last $status was != 0
• Display exit status for non zero codes (Not shown in the picture)
• ^ character denotes the current repository has stashed changes.
• * character denotes the current repository is dirty.
• Display current branch.
• Display number of commits in relation to the current branch.
• Display current time.
• Batman inspired colors.

[MIT][mit] © [Jorge Bucaran][author] et al

Disclaimer: This work is not intended to infringe on any rights by and of the companies and/or individuals involved in the production of any series mentioned here. I don't own Batman.

A theme based on the default robbyrussell theme. This theme adds time, the number of non-pushed commits, and whether the previous command has failed.

• Displays git information in the command prompt when available
• Displays the number of non-pushed git commits
• Displays the current time
• Displays ✘ if the previous command failed

Theme imported from Oh my ZSH: https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/blob/master/themes/bira.zsh-theme Contains traces of nuts and code from other Oh my fish themes.

Display username, hostname, current path, ruby version and git status. Display the latest error status in the right prompt.

TODO:

• display Python version

bobthefish is a Powerline-style, Git-aware fish theme optimized for awesome.

Be sure to have Oh My Fish installed. Then just:

omf install bobthefish

You will need a Powerline-patched font for this to work, unless you enable the compatibility fallback option:

set -g theme_powerline_fonts no

I recommend picking one of these. For more advanced awesome, install a nerd fonts patched font, and enable nerd fonts support:

set -g theme_nerd_fonts yes

This theme is based loosely on agnoster.

• A helpful, but not too distracting, greeting.
• A subtle timestamp hanging out off to the right.
• Powerline-style visual hotness.
• More colors than you know what to do with.
• An abbreviated path which doesn't abbreviate the name of the current project.
• All the things you need to know about Git in a glance.
• Visual indication that you can't write to the current directory.

• Status flags:
  • Previous command failed (!)
  • Private mode (🔒 or ⦸)
  • You currently have superpowers ($)
  • Background jobs (%)
• Current vi mode
• User@Host (unless you're the default user)
• Current RVM, rbenv or chruby (Ruby) version
• Current virtualenv (Python) version
  • If you use virtualenv, you will probably need to disable the default virtualenv prompt, since it doesn't play nice with fish: set -x VIRTUAL_ENV_DISABLE_PROMPT 1
• Current NVM/FNM version (Nodejs) (inactive by default; see configurations in the next paragraph)
• Abbreviated parent directory
• Current directory, or Git or Mercurial project name
• Current project's repo branch ( master) or detached head (➦ d0dfd9b)
• Git or Mercurial status, via colors and flags:
  • Dirty working directory (*)
  • Untracked files (…)
  • Staged changes (~)
  • Stashed changes ($)
  • Unpulled commits (-)
  • Unpushed commits (+)
  • Unpulled and unpushed commits (±)
  • Note that not all of these have been implemented for hg yet :)
• Abbreviated project-relative path

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

set -g theme_display_git no
set -g theme_display_git_dirty no
set -g theme_display_git_untracked no
set -g theme_display_git_ahead_verbose yes
set -g theme_display_git_dirty_verbose yes
set -g theme_display_git_stashed_verbose yes
set -g theme_display_git_default_branch yes
set -g theme_git_default_branches master main
set -g theme_git_worktree_support yes
set -g theme_use_abbreviated_branch_name yes
set -g theme_display_vagrant yes
set -g theme_display_docker_machine no
set -g theme_display_k8s_context yes
set -g theme_display_hg yes
set -g theme_display_virtualenv no
set -g theme_display_nix no
set -g theme_display_ruby no
set -g theme_display_node yes
set -g theme_display_user ssh
set -g theme_display_hostname ssh
set -g theme_display_vi no
set -g theme_display_date no
set -g theme_display_cmd_duration yes
set -g theme_title_display_process yes
set -g theme_title_display_path no
set -g theme_title_display_user yes
set -g theme_title_use_abbreviated_path no
set -g theme_date_format "+%a %H:%M"
set -g theme_date_timezone America/Los_Angeles
set -g theme_avoid_ambiguous_glyphs yes
set -g theme_powerline_fonts no
set -g theme_nerd_fonts yes
set -g theme_show_exit_status yes
set -g theme_display_jobs_verbose yes
set -g default_user your_normal_user
set -g theme_color_scheme dark
set -g fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length 0
set -g theme_project_dir_length 1
set -g theme_newline_cursor yes
set -g theme_newline_prompt '$ '

Git options

• theme_display_git_default_branch. By default theme will hide/collapse the branch name in your prompt when you are using a Git default branch i.e. historically master and often main now. Set to yes to stop these branches from being hidden/collapsed.
• theme_git_default_branches. The big cloud repos (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab et al.) are moving away from using master as the default branch name, and allow you to choose your own. As of version 2.28, Git also supports custom default branch names via the init.defaultBranch config option. If our defaults of master main don't suit you, you can add/remove names in thist list i.e. main trunk. This ensures correct hiding/collapsing behaviour with custom default branch names (unless option above is activated).

Title options

• theme_title_display_process. By default theme doesn't show current process name in terminal title. If you want to show it, just set to yes.
• theme_title_display_path. Use no to hide current working directory from title.
• theme_title_display_user. Set to yes to show the current user in the tab title (unless you're the default user).
• theme_title_use_abbreviated_path. Default is yes. This means your home directory will be displayed as ~ and /usr/local as /u/local. Set it to no if you prefer full paths in title.

Prompt options

• theme_display_ruby. Use no to completely hide all information about Ruby version. By default Ruby version displayed if there is the difference from default settings.
• theme_display_node. If set to yes, will display current NVM or FNM node version.
• theme_display_vagrant. This feature is disabled by default, use yes to display Vagrant status in your prompt. Please note that only the VirtualBox and VMWare providers are supported.
• theme_display_vi. By default the vi mode indicator will be shown if vi or hybrid key bindings are enabled. Use no to hide the indicator, or yes to show the indicator.
• theme_display_k8s_context. This feature is disabled by default. Use yes to show the current kubernetes context (> kubectl config current-context).
• theme_display_k8s_namespace. This feature is disabled by default. Use yes to show the current kubernetes namespace.
• theme_display_aws_vault_profile. This feature is disabled by default. Use yes to show the currently executing AWS Vault profile.
• theme_display_user. If set to yes, display username always, if set to ssh, only when an SSH-Session is detected, if set to no, never.
• theme_display_hostname. Same behaviour as theme_display_user.
• theme_display_sudo_user. If set to yes, displays the sudo-username in a root shell. For example, when calling sudo -s and having this option set to yes, the username of the user, who called sudo -s, will be displayed.
• theme_show_exit_status. Set this option to yes to have the prompt show the last exit code if it was non_zero instead of just the exclamation mark.
• theme_display_jobs_verbose. If set to yes this option displays the number of currently running background jobs next to the percent sign.
• theme_git_worktree_support. If you do any git worktree shenanigans, setting this to yes will fix incorrect project-relative path display. If you don't do any git worktree shenanigans, leave it disabled. It's faster this way :)
• theme_use_abbreviated_branch_name. Set to yes to truncate git branch names in the prompt.
• fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length. bobthefish respects the Fish $fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length setting to abbreviate the prompt path. Set to 0 to show the full path, 1 (default) to show only the first character of each parent directory name, or any other number to show up to that many characters.
• theme_project_dir_length. The same as $fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length, but for the path relative to the current project root. Defaults to 0; set to any other number to show an abbreviated path.
• theme_newline_cursor. Use yes to have cursor start on a new line. By default the prompt is only one line. When working with long directories it may be preferrend to have cursor on the next line. Setting this to clean instead of yes suppresses the caret on the new line.
• theme_newline_prompt. Use a custom prompt with newline cursor. By default this is the chevron right glyph or > when powerline fonts are disabled.

Color scheme options

You can use the function bobthefish_display_colors to preview the prompts in any color scheme.

Set theme_color_scheme in a terminal session or in your fish startup files to one of the following options to change the prompt colors.

• dark. The default bobthefish theme.
• light. A lighter version of the default theme.
• solarized (or solarized-dark), solarized-light. Dark and light variants of Solarized.
• base16 (or base16-dark), base16-light. Dark and light variants of the default Base16 theme.
• zenburn. An adaptation of Zenburn.
• gruvbox. An adaptation of gruvbox.
• dracula. An adaptation of dracula.
• nord. An adaptation of nord.

Some of these may not look right if your terminal does not support 24 bit color, in which case you can try one of the terminal schemes (below). However, if you're using Solarized, Base16 (default), or Zenburn in your terminal and the terminal does support 24 bit color, the built in schemes will look nicer.

There are several scheme that use whichever colors you currently have loaded into your terminal. The advantage of using the schemes that fall through to the terminal colors is that they automatically adapt to something acceptable whenever you change the 16 colors in your terminal profile.

• terminal (or terminal-dark or terminal-dark-black)
• terminal-dark-white. Same as terminal, but use white as the foreground color on top of colored segments (in case your colors are very dark).
• terminal-light (or terminal-light-white)
• terminal-light-black. Same as terminal-light, but use black as the foreground color on top of colored segments (in case your colors are very bright).

For some terminal themes, like dark base16 themes, the path segments in the prompt will be indistinguishable from the background. In those cases, try one of the following variations; they are identical to the terminal schemes except for using bright black (brgrey) and dull white (grey) in the place of black and bright white.

• terminal2 (or terminal2-dark or terminal2-dark-black)
• terminal2-dark-white
• terminal2-light (or terminal2-light-white)
• terminal2-light-black

Finally, you can specify your very own color scheme by setting theme_color_scheme to user. In that case, you also need to define some variables to set the colors of the prompt. See the "Colors" section of fish_prompt.fish for details.

VCS options

• set -g theme_vcs_ignore_paths /some/path /some/other/path{foo,bar}. Ignore project paths for Git or Mercurial. Supports glob patterns.

You can disable the theme default greeting, vi mode prompt, right prompt, or title entirely — or override with your own — by adding custom functions to ~/.config/fish/functions:

• ~/.config/fish/functions/fish_greeting.fish
• ~/.config/fish/functions/fish_mode_prompt.fish
• ~/.config/fish/functions/fish_right_prompt.fish
• ~/.config/fish/functions/fish_title.fish

To disable them completely, use an empty function:

function fish_right_prompt; end

… Or copy one from your favorite theme, make up something of your own, or copy/paste a bobthefish default function and modify it to your taste!

function fish_greeting
  set_color $fish_color_autosuggestion
  echo "I'm completely operational, and all my circuits are functioning perfectly."
  set_color normal
end

A fish theme optimized for people who use:

• Solarized
• Git
• Mercurial (requires 'hg prompt')
• SVN
• Unicode-compatible fonts and terminals (I use iTerm2 + Menlo)
• Fish Vi-mode

For Mac users, I highly recommend iTerm 2 + Solarized Dark

• If the previous command failed (✘)
• User @ Hostname (if user is not DEFAULT_USER, which can then be set in your profile)
• Git/HG/SVN status
• Branch () or detached head (➦)
• Current branch / SHA1 in detached head state
• Dirty working directory (±, color change)
• Working directory
• Elevated (root) privileges (⚡)
• Current virtualenv (Python) You will probably want to disable the default virtualenv prompt. Add to your init.fish: set --export VIRTUAL_ENV_DISABLE_PROMPT 1
• Indicate vi mode.

Adapted from https://github.com/oh-my-fish/theme-agnoster.

A theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf install boxfish

• Minimalist ASCII-only prompt
• The most compact vi mode support possible (only 1 character!)
• Error indicator on return code != 0

[MIT][mit] © [joelwanner][author] et al

A theme for nerds, makes fish even more powerful. It's equipped with a hell of a lot of nice functions and key bindings to speed up your workflow.

The philosophy behind budspencer theme:

• Delimit the prompt lines clearly to the output.
• Produce output only if it contains relevant information.
• Show useful notifications within the prompt.
• Equip the prompt with toggle commands in order to change its style interactively.
• Store sessions in order to make frequently used commands quickly accessible.
• Make navigation within the directory tree as easy as possible using bookmarks and a directory history without duplicates.
• Make histories quickly accessible with menus.
• Don't stress your eyes. Use different colors in dark and bright environments.

You need an up-to-date fish shell version from github or a nightly build.

Non standard tools:

• xsel
• wmctrl
• git
• taskwarrior (optional)
• remind (optional)

The theme uses advanced sed and expr features. The OS X tools have restricted functionality.

Try expr from coreutils package if you see expr: syntax error in budspencer prompt.

Install advanced sed and expr versions:

$ brew install coreutils gnu-sed

Add this to your ~/.config/fish/config.fish:

if test (uname -s) = "Darwin"
  set -gx PATH /usr/local/opt/coreutils/libexec/gnubin $PATH
  set -gx PATH /usr/local/opt/gnu-sed/libexec/gnubin $PATH
end

The theme behaves similar to vim's airline/powerline plugins. Thus, it needs a powerline font. It's also crucial to have vi mode enabled. Thus, execute

set -U fish_key_bindings fish_vi_key_bindings

before enabling the theme.

Redefine $budspencer_colors with the set command in order to change the colors of the prompt.

Example:

set budspencer_colors 000000 333333 666666 ffffff ffff00 ff6600 ff0000 ff0033 3300ff 0000ff 00ffff
00ff00

will result in a prompt like this:

Two color schemes for bright and dark environments are predefined. You can enable them with day and night, respectively.

Commands that shouldn't appear in the command history are defined by a universal list $budspencer_nocmdhist. Default:

set -U budspencer_nocmdhist c d ll ls m s

Disable:

set -U budspencer_nogreeting

Reenable:

set -e budspencer_nogreeting

To show your current node version, do following in your Fish configs

set -g budspencer_alt_environment "node -v"

If you have configured your terminal application to use the visual bell, your window manager will tell you when a job running in your shell has finished. You don't need to check manually whether it's done.

If you have still activated the acoustic bell, you probably hate that feature. Switch it off in that case:

set -U budspencer_nobell

• Vi mode is indicated by color of outer segments, cursor color also changes if terminal supports it:
  • blue: NORMAL mode
  • yellow: INSERT mode
  • magenta: VISUAL mode

• Prompt line number
• Git repository information
• Status symbols
  • ✻: keep track of this shell session, can be toggled with # to show the number of the session within the sessions list
  • ⌘: present working directory is in bookmark list, can be toggled with # to show the number of the bookmark
  • V: vi is parent process
  • R: ranger is parent process
  • ⚙: there are background jobs, can be toggled with # to show the amount of background jobs
  • : no write permissions in present working directory
  • ⚔: there are tasks scheduled for this week, can be toggled with # to show the amount of weekly tasks
  • ⚑: there are appointments for today, can be toggled with # to show the amount of appointments
  • ✔: last command succeeded, can be toggled with # to show the status value
  • ✘: last command failed, can be toggled with # to show the status value
  • ⚡: superuser indicator
• Present working directory
• Active Python virtual environment. Requires Virtual Fish

• Last command's duration time
• Git status symbols:
  • ↑: git repository is ahead origin
  • ↓: git repository is behind origin
  • +: changes have been added to git index
  • –: files have been deleted in work tree
  • ✱: files have been modified in work tree
  • →: files have been renamed in git index
  • ═: there are unmerged commits
  • ●: there are untracked (new) files
  • ✭: there are stashed commits

The following shortcuts need vi-mode:

• Style of "present working directory"-segment can be toggled in NORMAL and in VISUAL mode with space bar
  • styles implemented:
    • short (shows username, short hostname and truncated path; recommended in most cases)
    • long (shows username, full hostname and full path; useful for copy-paste in ssh connections)
    • none (shows nothing except small delimiter; useful for small terminals)
    • If prompt is toggled with #, the IP address is shown instead of the hostname.
  • configurable by universal list $budspencer_pwdstyle (if not set, defaults to short long none); note that changes to $budspencer_pwdstyle keep persistant as it's a universal variable.

• Style of symbols can be toggled in NORMAL and in VISUAL mode with #
  • styles implemented:
    • symbols (shows status symbols)
    • numbers (shows numbers instead of symbols in left prompt as well as amount of changes in right git prompt)

Note, the format is username@hostname:pathname. Thus, you can cut the whole string with your mouse and paste it into ssh commands.

The function d drops down a menu showing the history as enumerated list. Unlike fish's builtin dirh, d does not show any duplicates. Enter a number to jump to a directory within the list.

The following shortcuts need vi-mode:

• Press H in NORMAL mode to change present working directory to previous working directory in history.
• Press L in NORMAL mode to change present working directory to next working directory in history.

The function c drops down a menu showing the command history as enumerated list similarly to the d function. Selections are also pasted into the X clipboard. It's possible to load a command of a former prompt by giving the prompt line number as argument.

A bookmark can be created with mark. It can be removed with unmark.

unmark can take an argument to remove a specific bookmark in the bookmark list. Simply add the number of the bookmark you would like to remove as the argument.

Bookmarks are universal and thus persistant. A new shell automatically changes working directory on startup to newest bookmark. m is a function that drops down a menu showing the bookmarks as enumerated list equivalently to d.

The following shortcuts need vi mode:

• Create a bookmark for present working directory with m in NORMAL mode.
• Remove a bookmark for present working directory with M in NORMAL mode.

By default the shell will change to the directory of the latest bookmark on a new session. This can be disabled by adding the following line:

set -U budspencer_no_cd_bookmark

The function edit-commandline let you edit the commandline with your editor. It makes the commandline as powerful as your editor. If $EDITOR is not set, vi is used.

The following shortcut needs vi mode:

• Type . in NORMAL mode to edit commandline in editor.

Shell session can be stored with s <session name>. If a session with session name already exists, the session with this name will be attached. If a session with session name is already active within another terminal, this terminal will be focussed.

A list of available sessions can be shown with s.

A session can be erased with s -e <session name>.

Type s -d to detach current session.

Just type wt <title>.

• vi REPLACE mode, as soon as REPLACE mode is implemented within fish

Give me feedback if you ...

• ... have ideas how I could improve budspencer.
• ... have problems with budspencer.
• ... have questions concerning budspencer.

A minimal theme forked from the yimmy theme (thanks jhillyerd!)

A thin, classy theme composed of a chain of information.

Install with Oh My Fish:

$ omf install chain

• Customizable prompt elements.
• Default prompt elements such as current Git branch and dirty state.
• If the last command fails, the exit code is displayed.
• An abbreviated path.

Your prompt in chain consists of a series of links, with each link displaying a single piece of information. Not all links are always visible and only show up when you need them.

Links are entirely customizable, and it is easy to create and customize your own links.

Chain comes with six default links (in order from left to right):

• Superuser privileges (⚡)
• Number of running background jobs
• The current working directory
• The current Git branch (⎇)
• Git working directory dirty (±)
• Exit status of the last command

Making your own links is as simple as writing a small function. A link is rendered using a link function, which is just a Fish function that outputs two lines: the first line is the color of the link; the second line is the link text. For example, if we wanted a yellow link that showed the current time, we could write a function like this:

function time_link
  echo yellow
  date '+%H:%M:%S'
end

Now we can add it to the end of our prompt:

chain.push time_link

Your links are saved automatically, so it is not necessary to add chain.push commands to your configuration. Running the command once is enough.

Chain offers several commands you can use to customize and manipulate your prompt. Here is some brief documentation on what these functions do:

To improve performance, the prompt function is actually generated from the configuration dynamically, or "compiled". Normally this function is called for you when needed.

Resets the prompt to the default set of links.

A neat-looking debug tool that prints out your chain-related configuration, gives a preview of all your enabled links, and dumps the compiled prompt function.

Toggle multi-line prompt display on and off. A multi-line prompt can make more room for typing if you have a lot of links in your prompt chain.

Remove the last link in the prompt chain.

Add a link function to the end of the prompt chain.

Remove the first link in the prompt chain.

Add a link function to the beginning of the prompt chain.

Chain uses several global variables to customize the prompt appearance. The most important one is $chain_links: a list of function names that print out a single link in the prompt.

The glyphs used in the default links can be customized using global variables. Here is a list of glyph-related variables:

• $chain_prompt_glyph: The arrow character at the end of the chain, right before the text input.
• $chain_git_branch_glyph: Glyph to indicate the Git branch.
• $chain_git_dirty_glyph: Glyph to indicate that the working branch has uncommitted changes.
• $chain_su_glyph: Glyph to indicate that you have superuser privileges.
• $chain_link_open_glyph: Glyph before each individual chain link (default <).
• $chain_link_close_glyph: Glyph after each individual chain link (default >).

[MIT][mit] © [coderstephen][author] et al

A minimalist fish shell theme for people who use git

Check out other versions of this theme for OSX Terminal or VIM!

This is a theme I designed for myself but have given to a few friends and decided to publish for others' enjoyment.

• Minimal base prompt
• Shows compact git status w/ the number of changed files & current branch
• Gives a visual indication when you're logged in via SSH, or logged in as anyone but the default user (set the $default_user list variable to define your default user)
• Shows indicator if previous command failed
• Shows a bright red "!" if you're logged in as root

(Note: This theme is designed for a light-on-dark theme like Solarized but should work in a dark-on-light terminal with a few terminal color tweaks)

Another theme choice for Oh-My-Fish! originally created by Jonathan Knapp.

This theme will overwrite all of your Fish color and git settings. If you'd like to customize them, you will have to make changes to the fish_prompt.fish file in this theme. All of the settings are listed at the top of the file.

The name says it all

For this theme you need a emoji supporting terminal and the emoji-clock plugin

• emoji-clock
• Git
• Unicode-compatible fonts and terminals (I use iTerm2 on OSX)

####### Left side prompt

• If the previous command failed (✘)
• User @ Hostname
• Abbriviated path
• Emoji-clock

####### Right side prompt

• Branch
• Git status clean dirty (*)
• Time of last command

A theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf install cyan

This theme is based Michele Bologna's theme you can see @Michele Bologna for more informations. and the fish_greeting.fish forked from @bramblex. Thanks!

• Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.
• Consectetur adipisicing elit.

• User@Hostname
• Current project's repo branch(master) and Head short hash(d0dfd9b)
• Current project's status, via colors and flags:
  • new file ✚
  • modified M
  • deleted ✖
  • reanme ➜
  • unmerge ═ (TODO)
  • untracked ✭
  • working directory clean ✔
  • Note that not all of these have been implemented yet _(:з」∠)_
• Current project's branch status
  • equal to upstream =
  • ahead of upstream >
  • behind upstream <
  • diverged from upstream <>

[MIT][mit] © [szwathub][author] et al

A theme for the 70s, makes fish even more powerful. It's equipped with a hell of a lot of nice functions and key bindings to speed up your workflow.

The philosophy behind dangerous theme:

• Delimit the prompt lines clearly to the output.
• Produce output only if it contains relevant information.
• Show useful notifications within the prompt.
• Equip the prompt with toggle commands in order to change its style interactively.
• Store sessions in order to make frequently used commands quickly accessible.
• Make navigation within the directory tree as easy as possible using bookmarks and a directory history without duplicates.
• Make histories quickly accessible with menus.
• Don't stress your eyes. Use different colors in dark and bright environments.

You need an up-to-date fish shell version from github or a nightly build.

Non standard tools:

• xsel
• wmctrl
• git
• taskwarrior (optional)
• remind (optional)

It's crucial to have vi mode enabled. Thus, execute

set -U fish_key_bindings fish_vi_key_bindings

before enabling the theme.

Redefine $dangerous_colors with the set command in order to change the colors of the prompt.

Example:

set dangerous_colors 000000 333333 666666 ffffff ffff00 ff6600 ff0000 ff0033 3300ff 0000ff 00ffff
00ff00

Two color schemes for bright and dark environments are predefined. You can enable them with day and night, respectively.

Commands that shouldn't appear in the command history are defined by a universal list $dangerous_nocmdhist. Default:

set -U dangerous_nocmdhist c d ll ls m s

Disable:

set -U dangerous_nogreeting

Reenable:

set -e dangerous_nogreeting

• Vi mode is indicated by color of outer segments, cursor color also changes if terminal supports it:
  • blue: NORMAL mode
  • yellow: INSERT mode
  • magenta: VISUAL mode

• Prompt line number
• Git repository information
• Status symbols
  • ✻: keep track of this shell session, can be toggled with # to show the number of the session within the sessions list
  • ⌘: present working directory is in bookmark list, can be toggled with # to show the number of the bookmark
  • V: vi is parent process
  • R: ranger is parent process
  • ⚙: there are background jobs, can be toggled with # to show the amount of background jobs
  • : no write permissions in present working directory
  • ⚔: there are tasks scheduled for this week, can be toggled with # to show the amount of weekly tasks
  • ⚑: there are appointments for today, can be toggled with # to show the amount of appointments
  • ✔: last command succeeded, can be toggled with # to show the status value
  • ✘: last command failed, can be toggled with # to show the status value
  • ⚡: superuser indicator
• Present working directory

• Last command's duration time
• Git status symbols:
  • ↑: git repository is ahead origin
  • ↓: git repository is behind origin
  • +: changes have been added to git index
  • –: files have been deleted in work tree
  • ✱: files have been modified in work tree
  • →: files have been renamed in git index
  • ═: there are unmerged commits
  • ●: there are untracked (new) files
  • ✭: there are stashed commits

The following shortcuts need vi-mode:

• Style of segments can be toggled in NORMAL and in VISUAL mode with space bar

  • styles implemented for present working directory segment:
    • short (shows username, short hostname and truncated path; recommended in most cases)
    • long (shows username, full hostname and full path; useful for copy-paste in ssh connections)
    • none (shows nothing except small delimiter; useful for small terminals)
    • If prompt is toggled with #, the IP address is shown instead of the hostname.
  • configurable by universal list $dangerous_pwdstyle (if not set, defaults to short long none); note that changes to $dangerous_pwdstyle keep persistant as it's a universal variable.
  • The other segments are hidden in case $pwd_style is none.

• Style of symbols can be toggled in NORMAL and in VISUAL mode with #

  • styles implemented:
    • symbols (shows status symbols)
    • numbers (shows numbers instead of symbols in left prompt as well as amount of changes in right git prompt)

Note, the format is username@hostname:pathname. Thus, you can cut the whole string with your mouse and paste it into ssh commands.

The function d drops down a menu showing the history as enumerated list. Unlike fish's builtin dirh, d does not show any duplicates. Enter a number to jump to a directory within the list.

The following shortcuts need vi-mode:

• Press H in NORMAL mode to change present working directory to previous working directory in history.
• Press L in NORMAL mode to change present working directory to next working directory in history.

The function c drops down a menu showing the command history as enumerated list similarly to the d function. Selections are also pasted into the X clipboard. It's possible to load a command of a former prompt by giving the prompt line number as argument.

A bookmark can be created with mark. It can be removed with unmark. Bookmarks are universal and thus persistant. A new shell automatically changes working directory on startup to newest bookmark. m is a function that drops down a menu showing the bookmarks as enumerated list equivalently to d.

The following shortcuts need vi mode:

• Create a bookmark for present working directory with m in NORMAL mode.
• Remove a bookmark for present working directory with M in NORMAL mode.

The function edit-commandline lets you edit the commandline with your editor. It makes the commandline as powerful as your editor. If $EDITOR is not set, vi is used.

The following shortcut needs vi mode:

• Type . in NORMAL mode to edit commandline in editor.

Shell session can be stored with s <session name>. If a session with session name already exists, the session with this name will be attached. If a session with session name is already active within another terminal, this terminal will be focussed.

A list of available sessions can be shown with s.

A session can be erased with s -e <session name>.

Type s -d to detach current session.

Just type wt <title>.

• vi REPLACE mode, as soon as REPLACE mode is implemented within fish

Give me feedback if you ...

• ... have ideas how I could improve dangerous.
• ... have problems with dangerous.
• ... have questions concerning dangerous.

Default theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf theme default

• All the things you need to know about Git in a glance.
• A subtle timestamp hanging out off to the right.
• Previous command status.

Only display the folder name:

  set -g theme_short_path yes

[MIT][mit] © [bpinto][author] et al

This is a theme for fish that focuses on staying out of the way while giving helpful information, in particular when working with Git.

• Minimal base prompt.
• Indicates if previous command failed.
• Shows compact Git status with
  • the number of added, modified, and removed files, as well as the number of stashes;
  • the type and name of the current revision; and
  • indication whether a merge or rebase is happening.
• Gives visual indication when you're logged in via SSH, or logged in as anyone but the default user. Shows a bright red "!" if you are logged in as root.

Note: This theme is designed for a light-on-dark theme like Solarized but should work in a dark-on-light terminal with a few terminal color tweaks.

Install using Oh My Fish:

omf install https://github.com/reitzig/theme-dmorrell.git 
omf theme dmorrell

Set the list of default users by adding

set -g default_user "me" "buddy"

to your .config/fish/config.fish. Of course, this only makes sense if you use the same config across multiple accounts. You can also add the same line to your own fork of the theme.

• Derived from Chris Morrell's cmorrell. Hence the name, because d comes after c.
• Took some hints from Stefan Maric's bigfish, in particular about smart glyph choices for representing Git status.
• Grabbed some Git-related code from git_util.

Moved Permanently.

Based on the robbyrussell theme.

• Displays git information in the command prompt when available.
• Indicates 'master' branch with a distinctive color, encouraging the use of feature-branches (useful when development is done using pull requests)
• If the last command was failed, the indicator would be red, otherwise it's green

Inspired by idan, a functional, uncluttered fish theme with usability perks for git users and python developers.

####### Left Prompt

• User & host (Shown in "remote" mode, hidden by default. Execute edan-set-remote or edan-set-local to switch.)
• Current python virtualenv (if applicable)
• Truncated CWD (just the current folder name)
• Git branch and dirty state (if applicable)

####### Right Prompt

• Full CWD path
• Last error code (if applicable)

Check out Anonymous Pro.

A theme for fishshell.

Using Oh My Fish:

$ omf install eden

### to uninstall :/
$ omf uninstall eden

Using Fisherman:

$ fisher https://github.com/amio/fish-theme-eden

### to uninstall :/
$ fisher rm theme-eden

• Last command's timestamp & exit status on right.
• eden_toggle_path display long or short pwd.
• eden_toggle_host show or hide host & user.
• eden_prompt_char custom prompt char.
• eden_toggle_ssh_tag show or hide -SSH- tag.
• A blue (red for root user) -SSH- tag on ssh connection.

Font: INCONSOLATA

[MIT][mit] © Amio

Based on Agnoster, extended with emojis representing home and root directories. Paths in the pwd prompt and git branch are split by "/" and joined as powerline segments for a clean aesthetic. Input is broken onto a new line for more consistent positioning.

Colours and emojis used are easily configurable at the top of ./fish_prompt.fish

Get the full path in your prompt by running:

set -U fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length 0

• If you're under your home directory, "~" is replaced with "🏠"
• If you're outside your home directory, the root-level "/" is replaced with "🌏"
• pwd_prompt is split by "/", each section is turned into a Powerline segment
• Git branch is split by "/", each section is turned into a Powerline segment
• If the previous command failed (⚠️)
• User @ Hostname (if user is not DEFAULT_USER, which can then be set in your profile)
• Git/HG/SVN status
• Branch () or detached head (➦)
• Current branch / SHA1 in detached head state
• Dirty working directory (✱, color change)
• Clean working directory ✔
• Elevated (root) privileges (⚡)
• Current virtualenv (Python) You will probably want to disable the default virtualenv prompt. Add to your init.fish: set --export VIRTUAL_ENV_DISABLE_PROMPT 1
• Indicate vi mode.

Forked from https://github.com/oh-my-fish/oh-my-fish/blob/master/docs/Themes.md#agnoster-1

A Powerline-style, Git-aware theme for Oh My Fish.

Make sure you have Oh My Fish installed. Then just

$ omf install es

• Latest fish version with a builtin string function (above 2.2.0, so please get the latest version from HEAD)
• Powerline-patched font

• Git-aware theme with detailed Git status in the left prompt (added, removed, modified, renamed, unstaged, stashed)
• Node/Python/Ruby@gemset current version inside a git folder in the right prompt if respective virtual environment manager is installed (nvm, pyenv, rbenv)
• Error status and duration of last command in the right prompt
• Mac-notifications on completion of long commands (10+ seconds by default) if terminal (iTerm and Terminal) is out of focus
• Limits path to two last folders for better visibility, with $HOME directory abbreviated to ~

[MIT][mit] © eugenesvk

A clean theme for fish shell managed by Oh my fish

omf update  # Just if your omf installation is old. Avoids missing the package
omf install fishbone

omf (Oh my fish) is a package manager for fish shell. Just like pip is for Python and gem is for Ruby

• Only displays an abbreviatted path on left side;
• Displays the current time at right;
• On git repositories shows its current branch and modifications on right side;
• For Python users, if there is an active virtualenv, it will be displayed at right between brackets;
• Colon at left side becames red if last command fails;
• At start up, shows user name, date, uptime, informations about OS, CPU, memory and network;

We have two branches:

• master: Where the necessary files for theme is;
• animation: There is two adicional files (animation.cxf, fishbone.gif) that is used for theme example at README.md file.

The theme files are separated as follows:

• fish_prompt.fish: Has the function to print the prompt line;
• fish_right_prompt.fish: Prints the right side of the shell prompt;
• fish_greeting.fish: Prints the welcome message at shell session start up;

We are not stringent with contributions. Just fork the project, do some modifications and send us a Pull request : ) Bugs and improvements can be reported/suggested as issues.

[MIT][mit] © [pantuza][author] et al

Shows an ASCII fish which is blue or green when in a git repo.

• Shows the present working directory, abbreviated (default fish style)
• Shows the active git branch, if any
• Shows the active drush site alias, if any
• Shows yellow ✗ if the current git directory is "dirty"

A nice dark blue-green theme with support for:

• Last exit code
• Current git HEAD
• Current python virtualenv

By joar, thanks to adisbladis for the starting point.

From left to right:

• $HOME directory abbreviated to ( ⌁ )

• / root is diplayed as ( / )

• $HOME and / characters change color to dim gray if last $status was != 0.

• Path to current working directory is abbreviated.

• Path and prompt separator is displayed as ).

• < character next to (branch) denotes the repository has stashed changes.

• * next to the branch name denotes the current repository is dirty.

• Display current branch.

• Display current time.

• Time separator : changes color to red if last $status was != 0.

• Display exit status for non zero codes after ≡ character.

• Colors inspired by The Flash.

• Display the number of seconds taken by the last command executed.

cloned from oh-my-zsh.

A theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf install gentoo

Unofficial Gentoo fish prompt theme which tries to follow Gentoo default bash $PS1.

• Left-hand side:

  • user@host for regular user, green color
  • host for root user, red color
  • full cwd for regular user, short cwd for root, home dir is replaced by ~
  • EXTRA: git branch with state info (if applicable)

• Right-hand side:

  • last error code (if applicable)
  • [timestamp]

• Forked from https://github.com/oh-my-fish/theme-godfather and modified to follow Gentoo default bash $PS1
• Colors and git functions taken from amio's edan theme.
• "Gentoo" is a trademark of Gentoo Foundation, Inc.

MIT ©

Original theme made by gianu for oh-my-zsh, converted to oh-my-fish by JBarberU

Displays:

• Username and hostname
• Working directory
• Git information when available.

• Displays host information in the command prompt when connected via ssh.

• Displays git information in the command prompt when inside a git repository.

  • Shows current branch name.
  • Shows * if working copy is dirty.
  • Shows # if everything is staged.
  • Shows no indicators if the working copy is clean.

Super minimal one line version of clearance theme. Balance between need to know information and space. Has git branch and dirty state information based on the color of the branch name.

Clean git theme with homey feel and git-centric features.

• Left-hand side:

  • user@host:
  • truncated cwd (just the current folder name)
  • git branch with state info (if applicable)

• Right-hand side:

  • last error code (if applicable)
  • [timestamp]

Colors and git functions taken from amio's edan theme.

Prompt theme for fish shell.

• modest prompt
• deference to contents

If you use fisher :

fisher add usami-k/graystatus

If you use oh-my-fish :

omf install graystatus

To configure, you can use environment variables.

• GRAYSTATUS_COLOR_PROMPT : prompt color (default: brblack)
• GRAYSTATUS_COLOR_STATUS : exit status color (default: red)

The color value is passed to set_color command.

Copyright 2017 USAMI Kosuke

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.

A Oh My Fish theme inspired by Harleen Quinzel.

$ omf install harleen

Please notice the theme requires git to work efficiently.

Harleen is a simple yet useful Oh My Fish theme highly inspired by the batman theme and the sushi theme, but also from the fish default theme.

It is meant to remain simple and bring some useful information when browsing a git repository.

Huge thanks as well to erikachristine for her beautiful color palette which I used for that theme.

Also a huge thanks to @sagebind for his really nice and helpful comments 👍

• Minimal prompt,
• Displays status of last command as color,
• Displays useful information when browsing a Git repository,
• Displays number of ahead/behind commits between current and remote branch,
• Displays time on the right.

[MIT][mit] © [Antoine Neveux][author] et al

A functional, uncluttered fish theme with usability perks for git users and python developers.

####### Left Prompt

• Current python virtualenv (if applicable)
• Truncated CWD (just the current folder name)
• Git branch and dirty state (if applicable)

####### Right Prompt

• Full CWD path
• Last error code (if applicable)

A simple git upstream theme.

• Current branch
• Dirty working directory
• Working directory
• Git upstream status

A theme optimized for people who use:

• Git
• Unicode-compatible fonts and terminals (I use iTerm2 + Monaco)

For Mac users, I highly recommend iTerm 2.

• Left-hand prompt:

    <user> at <host> in <abbreviated path> <total size of files in dir> (<current Git branch>)
    ↪ 

• Right-hand prompt:

    <current date>

A two-line theme for Oh My Fish with Python virtual environment and fabfile support. Loosely based on cbjohnson.

$ omf install johanson

[MIT][mit] © [Rasmus Johanson][author] et al

kawasaki is a customizable fish theme that emphasizes a simple and useful prompt without useless cluttter.

Minimal Midnight	Joker

• Fish shell - a smart and user-friendly command line shell for OS X, Linux, and the rest of the family
• Oh My Fish - The Fishshell Framework

Once Oh My Fish is installed:

omf install kawasaki

This theme was inspired by bira.

To use kawasaki's virtualenv prompt instead of the default virtualenv prompt append set -x VIRTUAL_ENV_DISABLE_PROMPT 1 to your init.fish

• Completely customizable.
• Display status of the working tree for Git projects.
• Read/write indicator of the current working directory.
• Background jobs indicator.
• Virtualenv prompt indicator.

You can override the default display settings by specifying any of the following settings in your init.fish:

#### Enable the time to be displayed.
set -g theme_display_time yes

#### Disable playing the user's current group.
set -g theme_display_group no

### Display the system hostname.
set -g theme_display_hostname no

#### Disable Git-awareness.
set -g theme_display_git no

#### Don't disable jobs indicator.
set -g theme_display_jobs no

#### Always display the jobs indicator, even if there are no jobs.
set -g theme_display_jobs_always yes

#### Hide the current directory read/write indicator.
set -g theme_display_rw no

#### Don't display the VirtualEnv prompt.
set -g theme_display_virtualenv no

#### Display the battery
set -g theme_display_batt no
set -g theme_display_batt_icon no

Nearly every aspect of kawasaki can be customized. The following can be set to adjust the look and feel of kawasaki:

set -g theme_color_error                           red
set -g theme_color_superuser                       red
set -g theme_color_user                            white
set -g theme_color_group                           666666
set -g theme_color_host                            brgreen
set -g theme_color_separator                       brblack
set -g theme_color_bracket                         brblue
set -g theme_color_normal                          normal
set -g theme_color_time                            666666
set -g theme_color_path                            brwhite
set -g theme_color_prompt                          white
set -g theme_color_virtualenv                      bryellow
set -g theme_color_status_prefix                   brblue
set -g theme_color_status_jobs                     brgreen
set -g theme_color_status_rw                       brwhite
set -g theme_color_batt_icon                       white
set -g theme_color_batt_charging                   brgreen
set -g theme_color_batt_discharging                red
set -g theme_color_batt_0                          red
set -g theme_color_batt_25                         red
set -g theme_color_batt_50                         bryellow
set -g theme_color_batt_75                         bryellow
set -g theme_color_batt_100                        brgreen

set -g theme_prompt_char_normal                    '$'
set -g theme_prompt_char_superuser                 '#'
set -g theme_prompt_char                           "$theme_prompt_char_normal"

set -g theme_prompt_superuser_glyph                \u2605
set -g theme_prompt_userhost_separator              '@'
set -g theme_prompt_group_separator                 ':'

set -g theme_prompt_segment_separator_char         ' '
set -g theme_prompt_segment_separator_color        normal

set -g theme_prompt_status_jobs_char               '%'
set -g theme_prompt_status_rw_char                 '.'
set -g theme_prompt_status_separator_char          '/'

set -g theme_prompt_virtualenv_char_begin          '('
set -g theme_prompt_virtualenv_char_end            ')'
set -g theme_prompt_virtualenv_color_char_begin    normal
set -g theme_prompt_virtualenv_color_char_end      normal

set -g theme_prompt_batt_charging_char             '↑'
set -g theme_prompt_batt_discharging_char          '↓'
set -g theme_prompt_batt_0                         ''
set -g theme_prompt_batt_25                        ''
set -g theme_prompt_batt_50                        ''
set -g theme_prompt_batt_75                        ''
set -g theme_prompt_batt_100                       ''

set -g theme_display_time_format                   '+%I:%M'

set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_merging             red
set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_branch              brblue
set -g __fish_git_prompt_showcolorhints            yes
set -g __fish_git_prompt_show_informative_status   yes
set -g __fish_git_prompt_char_stateseparator       ' '

set -g __fish_git_prompt_char_branch_begin         ''
set -g __fish_git_prompt_char_branch_end           ''
set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_branch_begin        bryellow
set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_branch_end          bryellow

####### Examples

Minimal midnight

set -gx fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length 0
set -g theme_display_group no
set -g theme_display_hostname no
set -g theme_color_user aa55ff
set -g theme_display_rw no

Joker

set theme_primary                                   1eb980
set theme_secondary                                 ffcf44
set theme_primary_variant                           045d56
set theme_secondary_variant                         ff6859
set theme_hilight                                   b15dff

set -g theme_color_user                             $theme_hilight
set -g theme_color_host                             $theme_primary_variant
set -g theme_color_separator                        brblack
set -g theme_color_normal                           normal
set -g theme_color_time                             $theme_secondary_variant
set -g theme_color_path                             $theme_primary
set -g theme_color_prompt                           $theme_secondary_variant
set -g theme_color_virtualenv                       $theme_secondary
set -g theme_color_status_prefix                    $theme_hilight
set -g theme_color_status_jobs                      $theme_primary
set -g theme_color_status_rw                        $theme_primary
set -g theme_display_group                          no
set -g theme_prompt_segment_separator_color         $theme_primary
set -g theme_prompt_userhost_separator              '.'
set -g __fish_git_prompt_char_branch_begin          '['
set -g __fish_git_prompt_char_branch_end            ']'
set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_branch_begin         brblack
set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_branch_end           brblack
set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_branch               $theme_secondary

set -gx fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length                  1
set -g theme_display_jobs_always                    yes

kawasaki is released under The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016 Beau Hastings

A very simple theme optimized for Git. Less is more.

• Current working directory
• Branch name
• Dirty working directory (✘)

A theme inspired by oh-my-zsh's lambda theme.

$ omf theme l

• Current branch
• Dirty working directory
• Working directory

Only if fish_theme_l_right_prompt variable is set true within config.fish:

set theme_display_rbenv 'yes'
set theme_display_rbenv_gemset 'yes'
### if you want to display rbenv ruby version only within directories that contain Gemfile
set theme_display_rbenv_with_gemfile_only 'yes'

• Rbenv Ruby Version
• Rbenv Ruby Gemset

[MIT][mit] © [bpinto][author] et al

######## Added VirtualEnv Support

fisher i lambda

####### Oh-My-Fish

omf install lambda

A elegant theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf install lavender

Based on clearance theme. Display the following bits on the left:

• Username
• Hostname
• Current directory name
• Virtualenv name (if applicable, see https://github.com/adambrenecki/virtualfish)
• Git branch and dirty state (if inside a git repo)

[MIT][mit] © [tungpun][author] et al

such rainbow, wow.

Using oh-my-fish:

omf install lolfish

Download and source the prompt file

curl -L https://github.com/er0/lolfish/raw/master/lol.fish -o $HOME/.config/fish/functions/lol.fish 

• Only the best rainbow xterm colors!
• git branch/status info
• Return value from the last command
• Right prompt displays number of backgrounded jobs, tmux sessions, and the time.

Based on the eclm theme (which was based on the robbyrussell theme).

• Displays git information in the command prompt when available.
• Indicates 'master' branch with a distinctive color, encouraging the use of feature-branches (useful when development is done using pull requests)
• If the last command was failed, the indicator would be red, otherwise it's green

Moved Permanently.

possibly the dumbest theme for oh-my-fish

how it's structured: {directory name} > {prompt}

$ omf install mokou

[MIT][mit] © [tentakel][author] et al

Minimal theme.

• First 10 characters of hostname if ssh'ed
• Current directory name (not path)
• ─╼ (cute little unicode characters)

• Exit code of the previous command

A minimalist fish theme which displays git branch and status information.

####### Left Prompt

• Truncated CWD (just the current folder name)
• Git branch and dirty state (if applicable)

nelsonjchen theme for Oh My Fish. Based on re5et in Oh-My-Zsh.

$ omf u nelsonjchen

• Pretty colors
• Two line prompt
• Git Prompt using off-the-shelf fish functions
  • Note that the symbology, colors, and features are more than the zsh version and they don't match up 1-to-1. For example, checking out a tag will show the tag name in fish but the re5et version in zsh will simply show the commit ID. This was one such freebie amongst many I just left in while porting since the fish script was giving it to me for free anyway. It is still pretty close though.
• Red user prompt if root
• 12 hour clock
  • re5et: 24 hour clock
• MM DD YY date format
  • re5et: YY MM DD date format
• Title Setting to the prompt_pwd function in fish for screen, tmux, and non-terminal multiplexer.
  • This is derived from @chgu82837's theme

• Trimming down the working directory display only works on ~. The original re5et prompt would also trim based on the current environment variables set. For example, if you had the environment variable FOO set to /usr/local and you did cd /usr/local, you would see $FOO/ in the prompt as the current working directory. I'm not sure how I would get this working. fish does appear to have a condensation function but it goes beyond simple environment variable replacement and I can't figure out how to turn it off.

[MIT][mit] © [Nelson Chen][author] et al

The unofficial fork of the omf lambda theme

An animated GIF deoming some of the features provided by this theme

To avoid double printing of the virtualenv name in prompt add the below to config.fish

set -gx VIRTUAL_ENV_DISABLE_PROMPT 1

omf install neolambda

• experiment with creating an animated svg to replace / complement the animaged gif
  • cat myrecrod.cast | svg-term --out myrecord.svg --window

See https://github.com/oh-my-fish/theme-numist for details

A fish theme with ocean in mind.

Unicode-compatible fonts and terminals is required.

I would recommend iTerm2 + Solarized Dark for Mac users.

This theme is based loosely on agnoster

• Show a radioactive symbol (☢) when gain the root privileges (It's dangerous!)

• Current python virtualenv (if applicable)

• The anchor (⚓) turns red if the previous command failed

• Full path of current working directory

• Show the Git branch and dirty state (if applicable)

• Show User@Hostname if user is not the default user. Set the following two lines in your config.fish to turn on this feature:

  set -g theme display_user yes
  set -g default_user your_default_username

If you see a colored anchor icon instead of the white one, this is because your system font is lacking the anchor icon, and iTerm defaults to the Apple Emoji Font. To get the right icon, either add it to your current font, or chose a powerline font that has it (like Meslo for Powerline, available in https://github.com/powerline/fonts), and select it for your Non-ASCII font.

A theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf install one

If you're getting a expr: syntax error try expr from coreutils package.

If you're getting an Array index out of bounds error run brew install --with-default-names gnu-sed.

• Git ahead/behind indicator with number of commits
• Git status indicators
• Git branch info
• Abreviated working directory
• Node.js version indicator
• SSH user/hostname information
• Prompt sign turns red if previous command failed
• Prompt sign turns double and yellow in superuser mode

Forked from Toaster

Aesthetic stolen from Pure

MIT © Max Rovensky

pastfish theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf u pastfish

• Random greeting message
• Command prompts colored based on time (morning is blue, afternoon is green, midnight is red ...)
• The > at the end of each prompt will turn yellow if the git repo is dirty, red if current location is not writable

[MIT][mit] © [chgu82837][author] et al

This is similar to godfat's gitstatus theme, but mainly includes red, white, cyan, and yellow.

A theme for Oh My Fish.

A minimalist developer-friendly shell prompt for fish shell

$ omf install pie
$ omf theme pie

• 🎨 Native colors (changes with your preferences)
• ⏰ Human readable execution time of last command
• 📂 Shortened cwd
• ✅ Last status success
• 🔁 Git status
  • Current branch
  • Untracked files ?
  • Stashed changes $
  • Dirty working directory ●
  • Staged files ⨯
  • Upstream status 🠋, 🠉

[MIT][mit] © [Jaroslav Šmolík][author] et al

Colorful git-aware plain text prompt

• No need to use a patched font
• Colorful
• Not folding path
• Detecting remote logged in and UID
• Integrates Git

With [Fisherman]

fisher i plain

✋ Psst! Migrating from v1.x to v2.x? We got you. Check our migration guide and happy upgrading

Pretty, minimal and fast Fish 🐟 prompt, ported from zsh.

⚠️ requirements: fish ≥3.x

fisher install rafaelrinaldi/pure

Via cURL:

### Download the installer to `/tmp`
curl git.io/pure-fish --output /tmp/pure_installer.fish --location --silent
### Source and trigger the installer
source /tmp/pure_installer.fish; and install_pure

Fully customizable (colors, symbols and features):

• Excellent prompt character ❯ :
  • Change ❯ to red when previous command has failed ;
  • Start prompt with current working directory 🏳️ ;
  • Compact-mode (single-line prompt) 🏳️ ;
• Display current directory tail ;
• check for new release on start 🏳️ ;
• Display username and hostname when in an SSH session ;
• Display command duration when longer than 5 seconds ;
• Display Python virtualenv when activated ;
• Display VI mode and custom symbol for non-insert mode 🏳️ ;
• Show system time 🏳️ ;
• Show number of running jobs 🏳️ ;
• Prefix when root 🏳️ ;
• Display git branch name 🏳️ ;
  • Display * when git repository is dirty ;
  • Display ≡ when git repository is stashed ;
  • Display ⇡ when branch is ahead (commits to push) ;
  • Display ⇣ when branch is behind (commits to pull) ;
• Update terminal title with current folder and command ;

You can tweak pure behavior and color by changing universal variables either directly in the terminal, e.g.:

set --universal pure_show_system_time true
set --universal pure_color_system_time pure_color_mute

or changing the defaults in your config.fish, e.g.:

_pure_set_default pure_show_system_time false
_pure_set_default pure_color_system_time grey --reverse

ℹ️ Need safer git symbols?

ℹ️ See set_color documentation for full possibilities.

⚠️ The absence of $ sign is expected in pure_ named colours.

requirements: docker (isolate from your environment)

Specify the FISH_VERSION you want, and the CMD executed by the container:

make build-pure-on FISH_VERSION=3.1.2
make dev-pure-on FISH_VERSION=3.1.2 CMD="fishtape tests/*.test.fish"

• Édouard Lopez

• @andreiborisov for the docker images ;
• @jorgebucaran for fishtape ;
• @rafaelrinaldi for starting the project ;

MIT

A minimal theme forked from the cbjohnson theme

Based on the zsh theme pygmalion

A 'theme' for Oh My Fish that loads a random theme.

$ omf install random

[MIT][mit] © [Tycho Grouwstra][author] et al

A colorful robbyrussel clone.

• Displays git information in the command prompt when available.
• If the last command was failed, the indicator would be a red cross, otherwise it's a colored dollar sign.

You will need powerline or nerd font to display unicode characters correctly.

You can download "D2Coding" powerline+nerdfont patched font here

• Directory path
• Git branch name
• Git status
• YOUR OWN PET FISH!

Your pet will detect if you added files, but didn't track them. He will open his mouth, hungry of yummy commits!

After you commit, he will close his mouth, satiated.

Something is fishy here! If you are not inside a Git working directory, your pet will go to sleep.

A theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf install redfish

• Current Directory shown in prompt.
• Full path shown in right prompt.
• Git branch and status shown.
• Show exit status in right prompt.
• Show current time in right prompt.
• Set title to current prompt.
• More!

redfish © [redxtech][author], Released under the MIT License.

A theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf install rider

• Current username
• Shortened current working directory
• Last command status code indicator (green arrow on success, red on failure)
• Current git branch (red on master, yellow on develop, green otherwise)
• Execution time of the previous command on the right prompt

[MIT][mit] © [Ron Rider][author] et al

The default theme – cloned from oh-my-zsh.

• Displays git information in the command prompt when available.
• If the last command was failed, the indicator would be red, otherwise it's green

A minimal fish shell prompt made of raw fish.

Sashimi uses your prompt real estate as low as possible. It focuses on only required information. Along with being minimalist, the error codes are shown to user so that you can start to debug from a better point. See the features list for more detailed information.

• Compatible with fish 3.0+
• Sleek
  • Displays only the parent directory instead of the entire working directory
• Git Support
  • Shows clean/dirty status
  • Shows branch ahead/behind information
  • Discourages working on master branch
• Informative When Required
  • Shows error exit status in red

You can install sashimi by cloning this repository and linking the fish_prompt.fish file to your ~/.config/fish/functions directory or any directory in your fish functions path.

git clone https://github.com/isacikgoz/sashimi
cd sashimi
ln -s fish_prompt.fish ~/.config/fish/functions/fish_prompt.fish

If you are using a package manager, you have the following options:

• Using Fisher:

  fisher add isacikgoz/sashimi
• Or, if you prefer Oh My Fish!:

  omf install sashimi

This prompt was inspired by other promps such as:

• robbyrussell
• sorin
• bobthefish

MIT

Compact. Sufficient.

Abbreviated path, Ruby version and gemset, Python version and virtualenv, Rust version, NodeJS version, Git information and last command execution time.

The following options can be added to ~/.config/fish/conf.d/omf.fish to change the appearance and behavior of left prompt.

• To display current Rust version:

set -g theme_display_rust yes

• To display current Node version:

set -g theme_display_node yes

Note: Node version may be lazy loaded depending on which nvm plugin you're using

• To display current working directory on a second line:

set -g theme_display_pwd_on_second_line yes

• To display Git information on the first line:

set -g theme_display_git_on_first_line yes

• To omit only dirty status of current local Git repository and have a faster prompt:

set -g theme_display_git_dirty no

• To omit information of current Git repository altogether:

set -g theme_display_git no

• To omit current Ruby version and gemset:

set -g theme_display_ruby no

• To omit current Python version and virtualenv:

set -g theme_display_virtualenv no

Last command's exit code and current time

This theme is based on Zish and Coffeandcode themes, many thanks to their authors!

Enjoy!

shellder

1. No solarized ― xterm256 colors are beautiful enough
2. zsh + fish support
3. Speed ― Carefully optimized for slow environments like MSYS2

You can install shellder via various plugin managers.

### ~/.zshrc
zinit light simnalamburt/shellder

### ~/.config/chips/plugin.yaml
github:
- simnalamburt/shellder

### ~/.config/chips/plugin.yaml
github:
- simnalamburt/shellder

You can turn off Fish-like path shrinking by adding the following to your ~/.zshrc:

### ~/.zshrc
export SHELLDER_KEEP_PATH=1

You'll need a powerline patched font. If you don't have one, download one or patch some fonts on you own.

• https://github.com/powerline/fonts
• https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts

shellder is primarily distributed under the terms of both the MIT license and the Apache License (Version 2.0). See [COPYRIGHT] for details.

A theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf install simple-ass-prompt

This is Mathias Bynens Bash prompt ported to Fish with a few changed icons and added functionalities. As he put it:

Shell prompt based on the Solarized Dark theme. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/EkEtphC.png

Heavily inspired by @necolas’s prompt: https://github.com/necolas/dotfiles

iTerm → Profiles → Text → use 13pt Monaco with 1.1 vertical spacing.

Features:

• A dirty state of the branch is displayed by !
• Untracked files are displayed by ☡
• The existence of a stash is displayed by ↩
• A clean branch is displayed by ✓
• The branch is ahead with +
• The branch is behind with -
• The branch has diverged from upstream ±
• Support for Pythons virtual environments
• Support Rust active toolchain
• The last command failed is displayed with ↪ in red

Git Usage

VirtualFish Usage

You can change the greeting message with:

set -g simple_ass_prompt_greeting MyGreeting

[MIT][mit] © [lfiolhais][author] et al

fish_prompt-simplevi

The stock prompt with the vi indicator appended. It is meant to be used with the vi-mode plugin.

Screenshots:

A theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf install slacker

• Dead simple with git status and date & time!

[MIT][mit] © Maqbool ur Rahim Khan

A fish (shell) theme with a Slavic cat and a rainbow that signifies git status.

• Fish shell - a smart and user-friendly command line shell for OS X, Linux, and the rest of the family
• Oh My Fish - The Fishshell Framework

Once Oh My Fish is installed:

omf install slavic-cat

forked from Toaster

• Minimal Look & Prompt
• Current short version pwd
• Display branch for Git projects
• Git project dirty status indicator meow (R,C,A,U,M,?) meow
• Fish shell vi mode indicator
• Next line prompt
• Two unicodes included!

A simple, git-aware, two-line theme for Oh My Fish. Based off of simple-ass-prompt and optimized for solarized.

$ omf install theme-solarfish

• Easy to read prompt, based directly on the bash default prompt
• Long, short, and current folder directory options
• Timestamp option
• Git repository status:
  • ahead "↑"
  • behind "↓"
  • diverged "⥄ "
  • dirty "*"
• Previous command status
• Special greeting prompt if cowsay is installed!

Add any of the following lines to ~/.config/fish/config.fish

### Displays the timestamp in the prompt
set -g theme_show_time yes

### Uses a short directory path name
set -g theme_short_path yes

### Displays only the current folder name
set -g theme_current_folder_path yes

[MIT][mit] © thesilican

_{Vist Troubleshooting for instructions to recreate this terminal setup.}

• Clever hostname and username displaying.
• Indicator if user is root.
• Prompt character turns red if the last command exits with non-zero code.
• Current Git branch and rich repo status:
  • ? — untracked changes;
  • + — uncommitted changes in the index;
  • ! — unstaged changes;
  • » — renamed files;
  • ✘ — deleted files;
  • $ — stashed changes;
  • = — unmerged changes;
  • ⇡ — ahead of remote branch;
  • ⇣ — behind of remote branch;
  • ⇕ — diverged changes.
• Indicator for jobs in the background (✦).
• Current Node.js version, through nvm/nodenv/n (⬢).
• Current Docker version and connected machine (🐳).
• Current Ruby version, through rvm/rbenv/chruby/asdf (💎).
• Current Go version (🐹).
• Current PHP version (🐘).
• Current Rust version (𝗥).
• Current version of Haskell GHC Compiler, defined in stack.yaml file (λ).
• Current Julia version (ஃ).
• Current Amazon Web Services (AWS) profile (☁️) (Using named profiles).
• Current Python virtualenv.
• Current Conda version (🅒).
• Current Elixir Version (💧).
• Current Python pyenv (🐍).
• Current .NET SDK version, through dotnet-cli (.NET).
• Current Kubectl context (☸️).
• Package version, if there is a package in current directory (📦).
• Current battery level and status:
  • ⇡ - charging;
  • ⇣ - discharging;
  • • - fully charged.
• Current Vi-mode mode.
• Optional exit-code of last command.
• Optional time stamps 12/24hr in format.
• Execution time of the last command if it exceeds 5 seconds.

Want more features? Please open an issue or send pull request!

To get spacefish working correctly, you will need:

• fish (v2.7.0 or newer)
• Powerline Font must be installed and enabled in your terminal.

$ fisher install matchai/spacefish

$ omf install spacefish

Spacefish works really well out of the box, but you can customize your fish to your heart's content!

• Options — Tweak section's behavior with tons of options.

You have the ability to customize or disable specific elements of Spacefish. All options must be overridden in your config.fish.

Having issues? Take a look at our Troubleshooting page.

Still struggling? Please file an issue, describe your problem, and we will gladly help you.

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Matan Kushner 🐛 💻 📖 👀 ⚠️ 🔧 🎨	Tiffany Le-Nguyen 🐛 💻 📖 👀 ⚠️	Snuggle 🐛 💻 📖 👀 ⚠️	Jaskaran Bindra 💻 📖 ⚠️	Konstantin Labun 💻 📖 ⚠️	Kyle Holzinger 💻 📖	Salmanul Farzy 💻 👀
owais 💻 📖 ⚠️	Samantha Enders 💻 📖 ⚠️	Evan Relf 💻 📖	Jason Etcovitch 💻 📖	hrvoj3e 🐛 💻	Michael Newman 🐛 💻 📖 ⚠️	Konrad 🐛
Will Neville 🐛	Daniel Trautmann 💻	Jonas Öhlander 🐛	lindsay 📖	Brad 💻	Nam Nguyen 💻	Austin Ziegler 👀
Konstantinos Koukopoulos 💻 ⚠️

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!

MIT © Matan Kushner

🍣 Sushi theme for Oh My Fish.

$ omf install sushi

• Minimal Prompt.
• Git Support.
• Displays ^ when there are stashed changes.
• Displays * when there are any changes to files already being tracked in the repo.
• Displays current branch name.
• Branch name color changes when there are staged changes.
• Displays selected or default terraform workspace.
• Displays number of commits current branch is ahead/behind in each remote.
• By default it shows only the name of the current directory but it provides a flag theme_complete_path to display abbreviated current working directory instead.
• Displays Time.
• Support for Terraform
• Support for Kubernetes

[MIT][mit] © [Umayr Shahid][author] et al

A semi-compact oh-my-fish theme with nice support for git.

The theme has been tested on Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty) and Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite). It is also compatible with Cygwin with the appropriate packages.

Table of Contents generated with DocToc

• Segments
  • pwd: Compact current working directory
    • Examples
  • git
    • Examples
  • vi-mode
  • end
  • where
• Functions
• Mac compatibility
• Cygwin compatibility

The pwd segment format is X:P(N) where:

• X is either home or /
• P is the current working path base name (name of the current directory)
• N is the depth of the path starting from X

If the pwd is home or / then the prompt format is simplified to home and / respectively without the current directory and depth.

In home directory:

Inside a directory in home:

Outside the home directory:

If the current directory is a git repository then the pwd segment is replaced by the git segment (I should know where I am).

The git segment format is X:YI@Z:P(N) where:

• X is git
• Y is the current branch name
• I is some information about the current repository state
• Z is the name of the repository
• P is the current working path basename (name of the current directory) If P = Z then P(N) is not displayed
• N is the depth of the path starting from base directory of the repository

The displayed information I is:

• Unpushed commits are indicated with an up arrow like this [↑1]
• Unmerged fetched commits are indicated with a down arrow like this [↓1]

Note: The dirtiness of the current branch is indicated by its color:

• red: it is dirty
• green: it is up to date

Note: The unmerged commits count appears only if the changes in the upstream branch as been fetched.

Dirty (changes not committed):

Unpushed commits:

Unmerged commits:

Both unpushed and unmerged commits:

In a sub-directory of the repository:

This segment display the current vi-mode if the fish native vi mode or the oh-my-fish vi-mode plugin is used. See the [n] in the previous screenshots.

The color of the end of the prompt depends on the $status value of the last executed command. It is green or red depending on the success or failure of the last command.

Since I often use ranger and its shift+s key binding to bring a new child shell session, there is a discreet indicator when the parent process of the current shell is a ranger process: the end of the prompt is written twice (ie: >> instead of just >). With this indicator I quickly see if I can ctrl+d to end the current shell process and go back to the parent ranger process.

The where segment format is X@Y where:

• X is the user name
• Y is the host name

This segment is displayed in the right prompt.

Some functions come with the theme:

• toggle_right_prompt will... toggle the right prompt! (alias: trp)

In order to make this theme work correctly with all the features make sure to install the following packages via MacPorts or Homebrew: -pstree (used in ranger detection)