Output cmd-time: ?.??????
after command completes,
and export variables for zsh prompt:
- ZSH_CMD_TIME_SECONDS: Seconds with decimals, e.g.:
3701.103709
- ZSH_CMD_TIME_DECORATE: Decorated time, e.g.:
1:07:59.103709
,1:01.0203
,0:0182545
- ZSH_CMD_TIME_COLOR: Highlight of decorated time.
Attention: Time is not precise! for reference only.
You can override defaults in .zshrc
:
# Exclude commands, default is: ()
ZSH_CMD_TIME_EXCLUDE=(vim watch less more top my)
# Output time, default is true.
ZSH_CMD_TIME_PRINT=true
# Highlight of decorated time, set to "" for disable output.
ZSH_CMD_TIME_HL="black"
# Range for differ highlight, -1 represents infinity.
ZSH_CMD_TIME_RANGE=(0.2 1.0 3.0 -1)
# Highlight of each range, set to "" for disable output in segment.
ZSH_CMD_TIME_RANGE_HL=("black" "green" "yellow" "red")
You can customize view of the plugin by redefinition of function zsh_cmd_time
.
There is an example:
zsh_cmd_time() {
if ! ${ZSH_CMD_TIME_PRINT:-true}; then
return
fi
if [ -n "$ZSH_CMD_TIME_DECORATE" ]; then
print -P "%F{$ZSH_CMD_TIME_COLOR}cmd-time: %f$ZSH_CMD_TIME_DECORATE"
fi
}