starship.toml

format = """
$username\
$kubernetes\
$directory\
${custom.git_host}\
$git_branch\
$git_commit\
$git_state\
$git_status\
$hg_branch\
$docker_context\
$package\
$cmake\
$dart\
$deno\
$dotnet\
$elixir\
$elm\
$erlang\
$golang\
$helm\
$java\
$julia\
$kotlin\
$nim\
$nodejs\
$ocaml\
$perl\
$php\
$purescript\
$python\
$red\
$ruby\
$rust\
$swift\
$terraform\
$vlang\
$vagrant\
$zig\
$nix_shell\
$conda\
$aws\
$gcloud\
$openstack\
$env_var\
$crystal\
$custom\
$cmd_duration\
$lua\
$line_break\
$jobs\
$character"""

scan_timeout = 10

add_newline = false

[battery]
disabled = true

[character]
success_symbol = "[](blue)"
error_symbol = "[](bright-red)"

[cmd_duration]
show_notifications = true
min_time_to_notify = 60_000

[directory]
truncation_length = 1
format = "[](blue) [$path]($style)[$read_only]($read_only_style)"
read_only = " "
truncation_symbol = ""
fish_style_pwd_dir_length = 0

[git_branch]
format = ":[$symbol$branch]($style)"
symbol = " "

[git_state]
format = '\(:[$state( $progress_current/$progress_total)]($style)\)'

[git_status]
format = '(:[$all_status$ahead_behind]($style)) '
conflicted = '\[ [$count](bright-white bold)\]'
ahead = '\[[﯁ ](bright-blue)[$count](bright-white bold)\]'
behind = '\[[﮾ ](white)[$count](bright-white bold)\]'
diverged = '\[[ ](purple)|[ ﯁ ](bright-blue)[$ahead_count](bright-white bold)[ ﮾ ](white)[$behind_count](bright-white)\]'
untracked = '\[ [$count](bright-white bold)\]'
stashed = '\[[](yellow) [$count](bright-white bold)\]'
modified = '\[[ ](bright-yellow)[$count](bright-white bold)\]'
staged = '\[[ ](bright-green)[$count](bright-white bold)\]'
renamed = '\[[ ](bright-cyan) [$count](bright-white bold)\]'
deleted = '\[ [$count](bright-white bold)\]'

[python]
format = 'via [${symbol}${pyenv_prefix}(${version} )(\($virtualenv\) )]($style)'

[custom.git_host]
command = """
URL=$(command git ls-remote --get-url 2> /dev/null)

if [[ "$URL" =~ "github" ]]; then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "gitlab" ]]; then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "bitbucket" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "kernel" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "archlinux" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "gnu" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "git" ]];then
    ICON=" "
else
    ICON=" "
    URL="localhost"
fi

for PATTERN in "https" "http" "git" "://" "@"; do
    [[ "$URL" == "$PATTERN"* ]] && URL="${URL##$PATTERN}"
done

for PATTERN in "/" ".git"; do
    [[ "$URL" == *"$PATTERN" ]] && URL="${URL%%$PATTERN}"
done
printf "%s%s" "$ICON" "$URL"
"""
directories = [".git"]
when = 'git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree 2> /dev/null'
shell = ["bash","--norc","--noprofile"]
style = "bright-yellow bold"
format = " at [$output]($style)"

[hostname]
disabled = true

You can try this

function get_git_host
    set -l URL (git ls-remote --get-url 2> /dev/null)
    set -l ICON " "

    if string match -eq "github" $URL
        set ICON " "
    else if string match -eq "gitlab" $URL
        set ICON " "
    else if string match -eq "bitbucker" $URL
        set ICON " "
    else if string match -eq "kernel" $URL
        set ICON " "
    else if string match -eq "archlinux" $URL
        set ICON " "
    else if string match -eq "gnu" $URL
        set ICON " "
    else if string match -eq "git" $URL
        set ICON " "
    else
        set URL "localhost"
    end

    for PATTERN in "git" "https" "http" "@" "://"
        if string match -eq $PATTERN $URL
            set URL (string trim -lc $PATTERN $URL)
        end
    end
    
    for PATTERN in "/" ".git"
        if string match -eq $PATTERN $URL
            set URL (string trim -rc $PATTERN $URL)
        end
    end

    printf "%s%s\n" $ICON $URL
end

but i think fish shell will slow down your starship startup process unless you know --norc --noprofile equivalent in fish

@fitrh will this custom git host code run on fish shell?

Yes, of course, all you need is adding the [custom.git_host] in your config

@fitrh will this custom git host code run on fish shell?

Yes, of course, all you need is adding the [custom.git_host] in your config

thanks for your help
your default config is enough

according to this discussion starship can run the code by using its built-in bash regardless of the interactive shell
in my case, I use fish not bash

Yeah, that's what shell variable do, specify which shell that run the command variable, and not only the interactive shell, even if you use fish shell as your login shell (which i do), the command will still use what inside shell variable

Hi @fitrh
I used your code in my starship.toml
when i open my kitty terminal, it shows this
[ERROR] - (starship::config): Unable to parse the config file: invalid escape character in string: / at line 67 column 72
indicates this line
[[ "$REMOTE_URL" == "https://"* ]] && REMOTE_URL="${REMOTE_URL//https:\/\/}"
I didn't change any directory or any .git containing one folder
regards

Yes, i didn't notice that because i use it as separate script, you can try the new gist now, i have updated it

@fitrh I have used your updated script and it shows this
though i have nerd font installed
PS: i dmed you in discord but you didn't reply

can you share your full config ?

@fitrh my starship.toml combining with your latest code

# Disable to insert a blank line between shell prompts
# add_newline = false

# make prompt a single line instead of two lines
# [line_break]
# disabled = true

[character]
# Replace the "❯" symbol in the prompt with "➜"
# success_symbol = "[➜](bold green)"
error_symbol = "[✖](bold red)"

[custom.git_host]
command = """
URL=$(command git ls-remote --get-url 2> /dev/null)

if [[ "$URL" =~ "github" ]]; then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "gitlab" ]]; then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "bitbucket" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "kernel" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "archlinux" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "gnu" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "git" ]];then
    ICON=" "
else
    ICON=" "
    URL="localhost"
fi

for PATTERN in "https" "http" "git" "://" "@"; do
    [[ "$URL" == "$PATTERN"* ]] && URL="${URL##$PATTERN}"
done

for PATTERN in "/" ".git"; do
    [[ "$URL" == *"$PATTERN" ]] && URL="${URL%%$PATTERN}"
done
printf "%s%s" "$ICON" "$URL"
"""
directories = [".git"]
when = 'git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree 2> /dev/null'
shell = ["sh","--norc","--noprofile"]
style = "bright-yellow bold"
format = " at [$output]($style)"

I have tested your config and the result is fine, did you follow my format variable ? don't forget to add ${custom.git_host} there.
here is the result, the first one use my config and the second one use yours

@fitrh i couldn't check all the remote urls
but the offline version doesn't work
I still don't get it though

Should i use previous version standalone script or the latest one of your code?
Could you give me some advice
(keeping the timing, which doesn't slow down terminal)

PS: default format variable is given in starship configuration.. it's similar to yours
https://starship.rs/config/#prompt

What do you mean by offline version? did you mean git repo without remote url ? if so, it should output localhost instead, and your config works for it.

Can you try changing the shell variable from sh to bash ? some systems may not have sh or not symlinked their shell to sh

It didn't show `localhost` when i used .git offline You are right. I should change sh to bash

…

On Sat, Jun 26, 2021, 6:40 PM Fitrah Muhammad ***@***.***> wrote: ***@***.**** commented on this gist. ------------------------------ What do you mean by offline version? did you mean git repo without remote url ? if so, it should output localhost instead, and your config works for it. Can you try changing the shell variable from sh to bash ? some systems may not have sh or not symlinked their shell to sh — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <https://gist.github.com/f8c70203e3bca142d52a585e34f0248d#gistcomment-3793710>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AUBZQ46WX722MIGDVSDLEOTTUXDCVANCNFSM46UZEL3A> .

i don't know what do you mean by "offline version", but here is the result when i use your config for a repo without remote

it worked finally @fitrh
changing sh to bash solved my problem

Could you please tell me which you are using exa or lsd with nerdfont ?
I see your terminal ui folder & file icons

It's exa

@fitrh what will you use.. the previous standalone script or the latest one?

the standalone bash script, because it's make the config cleaner

the standalone bash script, because it's make the config cleaner

@fitrh how can i add standalone bash script?
I saw your previous code

@j0k4rX just take the command value into a bash file, make the file executable, and put the file into a directory inside your $PATH (so you can call it everywhere from your shell) or where ever you like, then change the command value to the path of your script.
For me, i created a bash script called getgithost and put it inside ~/.local/script, so my command variable look like this
command = "~/.local/script/getgithost"

just a silly question Do you have any idea which will execute first the standalone script or the latest one you've given?

…

On Sun, Jun 27, 2021, 7:56 PM Fitrah Muhammad ***@***.***> wrote: ***@***.**** commented on this gist. ------------------------------ @j0k4rX <https://github.com/j0k4rX> just take the command value into a bash file, make the file executable, and put the file into a directory inside your $PATH (so you can call it everywhere from your shell) or where ever you like, then change the command value to the path of your script. For me, i created a bash script called getgithost and put it inside ~/.local/script, so my command variable look like this command = "~/.local/script/getgithost" — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <https://gist.github.com/f8c70203e3bca142d52a585e34f0248d#gistcomment-3794580>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AUBZQ4Z2BIUIJC5VAEXYWSDTU4UY7ANCNFSM46UZEL3A> .

@backermanbd there is no "first", because the only thing that get executed is what inside command variable, and you can not have multiple command for a custom module

@j0k4rX just take the command value into a bash file, make the file executable, and put the file into a directory inside your $PATH (so you can call it everywhere from your shell) or where ever you like, then change the command value to the path of your script.
For me, i created a bash script called getgithost and put it inside ~/.local/script, so my command variable look like this
command = "~/.local/script/getgithost"

@fitrh can you be more specific?

should i add this line in .bashrc
command = "~/.local/script/getgithost"

and the getgithost is the file name or getgithost.bashrc something like this under ~/.local/script

should i add this line in .bashrc
command = "~/.local/script/getgithost"

no, it's for your starship config

and the getgithost is the file name or getgithost.bashrc something like this under ~/.local/script

just the getgithost

replace this

[custom.git_host]
command = """
URL=$(command git ls-remote --get-url 2> /dev/null)

if [[ "$URL" =~ "github" ]]; then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "gitlab" ]]; then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "bitbucket" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "kernel" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "archlinux" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "gnu" ]];then
    ICON=" "
elif [[ "$URL" =~ "git" ]];then
    ICON=" "
else
    ICON=" "
    URL="localhost"
fi

for PATTERN in "https" "http" "git" "://" "@"; do
    [[ "$URL" == "$PATTERN"* ]] && URL="${URL##$PATTERN}"
done

for PATTERN in "/" ".git"; do
    [[ "$URL" == *"$PATTERN" ]] && URL="${URL%%$PATTERN}"
done
printf "%s%s" "$ICON" "$URL"
"""

with this

[custom.git_host]
command = "path/to/your/script"

got it