Custom Segment to detect poetry shell for p10K prompt

gistfile1.txt

: << 'END_COMMENT'
Place this function in your ~/.p10k.zsh file
1) Detects your poetry env, (whehter or not you've entered the directory of your poetry app)
2) Detects whether or not shell is active. (POETRY_ACTIVE)
3) append my_poetry like so:
    typeset -g POWERLEVEL9K_RIGHT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS=(
      ...
      my_poetry
    )

so now you know if the directory you are in can be poetry shelled,
if you have an active poetry shell but have left  the directory, and what the name of your virtualenv is when you 
are shelled and inside the active dev directory.

Prolly can refactor the poetry_active stuff to some kindah binarry representation 
IN-ROOT SHELL-ACTIVE HUD-TEXT
1       1            [VIRTUAL-ENV-NAME active]
1.      0            poetry inactive
0.      1            poetry is still running
END_COMMENT
function prompt_my_poetry() {
    local POETRY_ENV="$(poetry env list | grep -e Activated | sed 's/ .*//' | head -1)"
    if [ ! -z ${POETRY_ENV} ] && [ -z ${POETRY_ACTIVE} ]
    then
      p10k segment -b 1 -f 3 -i '⭐' -t "poerty inactive"
    elif [ ! -z ${POETRY_ENV} ] && [ ! -z $POETRY_ACTIVE ] 
    then
      p10k segment -b 2 -f 3 -i '⭐' -t "$POETRY_ENV active"
    elif [ -z ${POETRY_ENV} ] && [ ! -z $POETRY_ACTIVE ]
    then
      # if your shell is active and you are outside of the folder.
      p10k segment -b 3 -f 0 -i '⭐' -t "POETRY is still running"
    fi

    if 
    then
    else
    fi

    #bg is background, setting that to 0 to 255 
    #fg is foreground
    # i is icon
    # t is text
    # https://robotmoon.com/256-colors/ 
  }