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Elm Zsh Theme

Elm is a simple Zsh theme that I fancy and that I've created for personal use. Its name (which is a tribute to Elm Lang), and the leading λ and separator :: characters, are an expression of my love for functional programming.

Elm Zsh Theme

FEATURES

PROMPT:

  • leading character
  • user @ hostname
  • separator character
  • path: 1up/current dir
  • git_super_status
  • branch_info

RPROMPT:

  • date and clock

USAGE

Download the theme's files

These cURL commands will download the theme files in the right directory:

curl -sLJ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gacallea/elm-zsh-theme/main/themes/elm-light.zsh-theme -o $ZSH_CUSTOM/themes/elm-light.zsh-theme
curl -sLJ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gacallea/elm-zsh-theme/main/themes/elm-dark.zsh-theme -o $ZSH_CUSTOM/themes/elm-dark.zsh-theme

Choose a variant

This theme comes with two variants:

Set Your Theme

Suppose you have chosen elm-light as your theme, set it in ~/.zshrc like so:

ZSH_THEME="elm-light"

YOU MAY NEED

  • To install and use OhMyZsh.
  • To enable the git-prompt plugin.
  • To install and use Fira Code.

CUSTOMIZATION

This theme is easy to modify and customize.

Suppose you don't really fancy the date and clock on the right, just empty RPROMPT:

RPROMPT=""

Or that you don't care about why functional programming matters, just change the leading λ to whatever you fancy:

# Leading Character
local lead_char='%{$WHITE_BOLD%}λ%{$RESET_COLOR%}'

Same for the separator :: character:

# Separator Char
local separator='%{$WHITE%}::%{$RESET_COLOR%}'

LICENSE

This theme is licensed under the terms of the GPLv3 or later license. A copy of the GPLv3 is included here.

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