Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1

Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1

#requires -Module @{ModuleName="PSGit"; ModuleVersion="2.0.4"}, @{ModuleName="PowerLine"; ModuleVersion="2.0.0"}
using module PowerLine
using namespace PowerLine

$PowerLinePrompt = 1,
    (
        $null, # No left-aligned content on this line
        @(
            @{ text = { New-PowerLineBlock (Get-Elapsed) -ErrorBackgroundColor DarkRed -ErrorForegroundColor White -ForegroundColor Black -BackgroundColor DarkGray } }
            @{ bg = "Gray";     fg = "Black"; text = { Get-Date -f "T" } }
        )
    ),  @(
            @{ bg = "Green";     fg = "White"; text = { [PowerLine.Prompt]::Gear * $NestedPromptLevel } }
            @{ bg = "Green";     fg = "White"; text = { if($pushd = (Get-Location -Stack).count) { "$([char]187)" + $pushd } } }
			@{ bg = "DarkGray"; fg = "White"; text = { $pwd } }
            # PSGit is still in early stages, but it has PowerLine support
            @{ text = { Get-GitStatusPowerline } }
        )

Set-PowerLinePrompt -CurrentDirectory -PowerlineFont:(!$SafeCharacters) -Title { "PowerShell - {0} ({1})" -f (Convert-Path $pwd),  $pwd.Provider.Name }

# As a bonus, here are the settings I use for my PSGit prompt:
Set-GitPromptSettings -SeparatorText '' -BeforeText '' -BeforeChangesText '' -AfterChangesText '' -AfterNoChangesText '' `
                      -BranchText "$([PowerLine.Prompt]::Branch) " -BranchForeground White -BranchBackground Green `
                      -BehindByText '▼' -BehindByForeground White -BehindByBackground DarkGreen `
                      -AheadByText '▲' -AheadByForeground White -AheadByBackground DarkGreen `
                      -StagedChangesForeground White -StagedChangesBackground DarkBlue `
                      -UnStagedChangesForeground White -UnStagedChangesBackground Blue