Package Exports
- git-ps1
This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (git-ps1) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.
Readme
git-ps1
A simple command line prompt enhancer that shows the state of the current git repo (ps1).
If the health of your git repository is ok, git-ps1 will just show you the current branch. If the health is bad, git-ps1 will also show 👎 next to the branch.
If you'd like more details on what the issues are I recommend installing and running git-att in the root of your git repo.
Installation
npm install -g git-ps1Usage
After you've installed git-ps1 as a global module using the command
above, all you need to do is modify your shell prompt and have it run
git-ps1.
zsh
Add the following to your ~/.zsdrc file:
setopt promptsubst
local gitps1='$(git-ps1)'
export PROMPT="~%C[${gitps1}]%# "Besides the first two linces, the important part in the export
statement is ${gitps1} which you can just add to your existing
PROMPT if you have already modified it. The above lines will modify
your prompt to show a tilde ~ followed by the current directory name
(%C), followed by [] optionally containing the git branch name and
emoji and terminated by % .
Debugging
If you see a ❗️ next the branch name it means that git-ps1 encountered an error. To see the error message simply run git-ps1 in verbose mode from within the same directory:
git-ps1 --verboseLicense
MIT