Are you a Veteran Unix Admin? If so, you probably know the charm of the PS1
environment variable.
For a deep focus I suggest you to take a look at this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command-line_interface#Command_prompt.
The main reason why I decided to implement this utility is my fetishism for PS1
. I like to customize this and change it for the right occasion, like to wear an elegant dress for your birthday 😄.
The psone
utility help you to manage different PS1
storing them to a config file (~/.psone.yaml
).
Whenever you want, you can add, remove, set, or get them. Once you set your favourite PS1
, to apply your modification, just source ~/.bashrc
.
Fist of all, you need to generate your own ~/.psone.yaml
file. Here's an example of it:
psones:
default:
value: "[\\u@\\h \\W]\\$ "
halloween:
value: "[\\u@\\h] 🎃👻🦇 > \\[$(tput sgr0)\\]"
christmas:
value: "[\\u@\\h] 🎅🎄❄️ \\[\\]"
Once you got your config file, you are ready to set your custom PS1
.
psone set halloween && source ~/.bashrc
This is going to be your result: [user@laptop] 🎃👻🦇 >
.
Then, if you want to add a new one (the easter one):
psone add "easter" "[\\u@\\h] 🐇🥚 \\[\\]"
Here's the new updated PS1
s list:
psone get
psones:
default:
value: "[\u@\h \W]\$ "
easter:
value: "[\u@\h] 🐇🥚 \[\]"
halloween:
value: "[\u@\h] 🎃👻🦇 > \[$(tput sgr0)\]"
christmas:
value: "[\u@\h] 🎅🎄❄️ \[\]"
That's it.
For more information, just type: psone help
.
Just type the following command:
make
or alternatively download the latest release from here: https://github.com/alegrey91/psone/releases
Of course, contributions are very welcome!