## ## zsh prompt themes extension ## by Adam Spiers ## ## Load with `autoload -U promptinit; promptinit'. ## Type `prompt -h' for help. ## prompt_themes=() typeset -gU prompt_themes typeset -g prompt_theme >/dev/null promptinit () { emulate -L zsh setopt extendedglob local ppath='' name theme # Autoload all prompt_*_setup functions in fpath for theme in $^fpath/prompt_*_setup(N); do if [[ $theme == */prompt_(#b)(*)_setup ]]; then name="$match[1]" if [[ -r "$theme" ]]; then prompt_themes=($name $prompt_themes) autoload -U prompt_${name}_setup else print "Couldn't read file $theme containing theme $name." fi else print "Eh? Mismatch between glob patterns in promptinit." fi done # Color definitions come in handy autoload -U colors colors # Variables common to all prompt styles prompt_newline=$'\n%{\r%}' } set_prompt() { emulate -L zsh local opt preview theme usage old_theme usage='Usage: prompt Options: -c Show currently selected theme and parameters -l List currently available prompt themes -p [] Preview given themes (defaults to all) -h [] Display help (for given theme) -s Set and save theme Switch to new theme immediately (changes not saved) Use prompt -h for help on specific themes.' getopts "chlps" opt case "$opt" in (h|p) setopt localtraps if [[ -z "$prompt_theme[1]" ]]; then # Not using a prompt theme; save settings local +h PS1=$PS1 PS2=$PS2 PS3=$PS3 PS4=$PS4 RPS1=$RPS1 trap "${$(functions precmd):-:} ; ${$(functions preexec):-:}" 0 else trap 'prompt_${prompt_theme[1]}_setup "${(@)prompt_theme[2,-1]}"' 0 fi ;; esac case "$opt" in c) if (( $+prompt_theme )); then print -n "Current prompt theme" (( $#prompt_theme > 1 )) && print -n " with parameters" print " is:\n $prompt_theme" else print "Current prompt is not a theme." fi return ;; h) if [[ -n "$2" && -n $prompt_themes[(r)$2] ]]; then if functions prompt_$2_setup >/dev/null; then # The next line is a bit ugly. It (perhaps unnecessarily) # runs the prompt theme setup function to ensure that if # the theme has a _help function that it's been autoloaded. prompt_$2_setup fi if functions prompt_$2_help >/dev/null; then print "Help for $2 theme:\n" prompt_$2_help else print "No help available for $2 theme." fi print "\nType \`prompt -p $2' to preview the theme, \`prompt $2'" print "to try it out, and \`prompt -s $2' to use it in future sessions." else print "$usage" fi ;; l) print Currently available prompt themes: print $prompt_themes return ;; p) preview=( $prompt_themes ) (( $#* > 1 )) && preview=( "$@[2,-1]" ) for theme in $preview; do theme_args=( "$=theme" ) [[ "$theme" == "$prompt_theme[*]" ]] && continue if [[ -z "$prompt_themes[(r)$theme_args[1]]" ]]; then print "\nUnknown theme: $theme_args[1]" continue fi print # The next line is a bit ugly. It (perhaps unnecessarily) # runs the prompt theme setup function to ensure that if # the theme has a _preview function that it's been autoloaded. prompt_${theme_args[1]}_setup if functions prompt_${theme_args[1]}_preview >&/dev/null; then prompt_${theme_args[1]}_preview "${(@)theme_args[2,-1]}" else prompt_preview_theme "${(@)theme_args}" fi done print ;; s) print "Set and save not yet implemented. Please ensure your ~/.zshrc" print "contains something similar to the following:\n" print " autoload -U promptinit" print " promptinit" print " prompt $*[2,-1]" ;; *) if [[ "$1" == 'random' ]]; then local random_themes if (( $#* == 1 )); then random_themes=( $prompt_themes ) else random_themes=( "$@[2,-1]" ) fi local i=$(( ( $RANDOM % $#random_themes ) + 1 )) argv=( "${=random_themes[$i]}" ) fi if [[ -z "$1" || -z $prompt_themes[(r)$1] ]]; then print "$usage" return fi prompt_$1_setup "$@[2,-1]" && prompt_theme=( "$@" ) # Avoid screwing up the environment listing PSZZZZ=$reset_color RPSZZZZ=$reset_color PROMPTZZZZ=$reset_color RPROMPTZZZZ=$reset_color promptzzzz=$reset_color ;; esac } prompt () { local prompt_opts set_prompt "$@" (( $#prompt_opts )) && setopt noprompt{bang,cr,percent,subst} prompt${^prompt_opts[@]} true } prompt_preview_theme () { print -n "$1 theme" (( $#* > 1 )) && print -n " with parameters \`$*[2,-1]'" print ":" prompt_${1}_setup "$@[2,-1]" precmd print -n -P "${PS1}" preexec print "command arg1 arg2 ... argn" } [[ -o kshautoload ]] || promptinit "$@"