zsh-repo-theme

ohmyzsh theme which shows details git repo information.

How To Use

What you need to do is just put repo.zsh-theme to ohmyzsh/custom/themes or ohmyzsh/themes

use symbolic link

# Open ZSH shell
git clone https://github.com/gkide/zsh-repo-theme.git
cd zsh-repo-theme
ln -s `pwd`/repo.zsh-theme $ZSH/custom/themes/repo.zsh-theme

Prompt Information

The prompt message for current working directory is not git repo, it will as

✘ ☻ ❄ user@host | working-directory | Xms $               ....             «Yms»

✘ if last command error, then it shows up
☻ if current user is root, then it shows up
❄ if terminal has more jobs, then it shows up
X is for the theme refresh time(ms)
Y is for the user last command used time(ms)

The prompt message for current working directory is a git repo, it will as

╭─ ✘ ☻ ❄ user@host | working-directory | git-config-user-name<git-config-user-email>
╰─ repo-name § repo-branch(sha1) | ✔↑x↓x✚x✎x⍉x⚑x✖x | Xms $        ....     «Yms»

✘ if last command error, then it shows up
☻ if current user is root, then it shows up
❄ if terminal has more jobs, then it shows up
X is for the theme refresh time(ms)
Y is for the user last command used time(ms)
repo-name is for current repo directory name, which is repo name
repo-branch is for current working branch
sha is the SHA1 of repo-branch
✔ if repo is clean, then it shows up
↑x if local ahead of remote by x commits, then it shows up
↓x if local behind of remote by x commits, then it shows up
✚x if local has staged x files, then it shows up
✎x if local has x files changed but not staged, then it shows up
⍉x if local has x files which is not tracked, then it shows up
⚑x if local has x stash changes, then it shows up
✖x if local has x conflicts, then it shows up