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agnoster
batman
beloglazov
bira
bobthefish
budspencer
cbjohnson
chain
clearance
cmorrell
coffeeandcode
cor
cyan
dangerous
default
eclm
edan
eden
es
fishbone
fishface
fishy-drupal
fisk
flash
fox
gianu
gitstatus
gnuykeaj
godfather
hulk
idan
integral
jacaetevha
kawasaki
krisleech
l
lambda
lolfish
mars
mokou
mtahmed
nai
nelsonjchen
numist
ocean
pastfish
perryh
plain
pure
red-snapper
robbyrussell
scorphish
shellder
simple-ass-prompt
simplevi
slavic-cat
sushi
syl20bnr
taktoa
technopagan
toaster
tomita
trout
uggedal
will
yimmy
zish

agnoster

A fish theme optimized for people who use:

Solarized
Git
Mercurial (requires 'hg prompt')
SVN
Unicode-compatible fonts and terminals (I use iTerm2 + Menlo)
Fish Vi-mode

For Mac users, I highly recommend iTerm 2 + Solarized Dark

Characteristics

If the previous command failed (✘)
User @ Hostname (if user is not DEFAULT_USER, which can then be set in your profile)
Git/HG/SVN status
Branch () or detached head (➦)
Current branch / SHA1 in detached head state
Dirty working directory (±, color change)
Working directory
Elevated (root) privileges (⚡)
Current virtualenv (Python) You will probably want to disable the default virtualenv prompt. Add to your init.fish: set --export VIRTUAL_ENV_DISABLE_PROMPT 1
Indicate vi mode.

Ported from https://gist.github.com/agnoster/3712874.

batman

Batman

A Oh My Fish theme inspired by Batman.

Features

From left to right:

$HOME directory abbreviated to ^^
Path to current working directory is abbreviated.
Arrow symbol >>> becomes red if last $status was != 0
Display exit status for non zero codes (Not shown in the picture)
^ character denotes the current repository has stashed changes.
* character denotes the current repository is dirty.
Display current branch.
Display number of commits in relation to the current branch.
Display current time.
Batman inspired colors.

Screenshot

License

[MIT][mit] © [Jorge Bucaran][author] et al

Disclaimer: This work is not intended to infringe on any rights by and of the companies and/or individuals involved in the production of any series mentioned here. I don't own Batman.

beloglazov

A theme based on the default robbyrussell theme. This theme adds time, the number of non-pushed commits, and whether the previous command has failed.

Characteristics

Displays git information in the command prompt when available
Displays the number of non-pushed git commits
Displays the current time
Displays ✘ if the previous command failed

bira

Theme imported from Oh my ZSH: https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/blob/master/themes/bira.zsh-theme Contains traces of nuts and code from other Oh my fish themes.

Display username, hostname, current path, ruby version and git status. Display the latest error status in the right prompt.

TODO:

display Python version

bobthefish

bobthefish is a Powerline-style, Git-aware fish theme optimized for awesome.

Installation

Be sure to have Oh My Fish installed. Then just:

omf install bobthefish

You will need a Powerline-patched font for this to work, unless you enable the compatibility fallback option:

set -g theme_powerline_fonts no

I recommend picking one of these. For more advanced awesome, install a nerd fonts patched font, and enable nerd fonts support:

set -g theme_nerd_fonts yes

This theme is based loosely on agnoster.

Features

A helpful, but not too distracting, greeting.
A subtle timestamp hanging out off to the right.
Powerline-style visual hotness.
More colors than you know what to do with.
An abbreviated path which doesn't abbreviate the name of the current project.
All the things you need to know about Git in a glance.
Visual indication that you can't write to the current directory.

The Prompt

Flags:
- Previous command failed (!)
- Background jobs (%)
- You currently have superpowers ($)
Current vi mode
User@Host (unless you're the default user)
Current RVM, rbenv or chruby (Ruby) version
Current virtualenv (Python) version
- If you use virtualenv, you will probably need to disable the default virtualenv prompt, since it doesn't play nice with fish: set -x VIRTUAL_ENV_DISABLE_PROMPT 1
Abbreviated parent directory
Current directory, or Git or Mercurial project name
Current project's repo branch ( master) or detached head (➦ d0dfd9b)
Git or Mercurial status, via colors and flags:
- Dirty working directory (*)
- Untracked files (…)
- Staged changes (~)
- Stashed changes ($)
- Unpulled commits (-)
- Unpushed commits (+)
- Unpulled and unpushed commits (±)
- Note that not all of these have been implemented for hg yet :)
Abbreviated project-relative path

Configuration

You can override some of the following default options in your config.fish:

set -g theme_display_git no
set -g theme_display_git_untracked no
set -g theme_display_git_ahead_verbose yes
set -g theme_git_worktree_support yes
set -g theme_display_vagrant yes
set -g theme_display_docker_machine no
set -g theme_display_hg yes
set -g theme_display_virtualenv no
set -g theme_display_ruby no
set -g theme_display_user yes
set -g theme_display_vi no
set -g theme_display_date no
set -g theme_display_cmd_duration yes
set -g theme_title_display_process yes
set -g theme_title_display_path no
set -g theme_title_use_abbreviated_path no
set -g theme_date_format "+%a %H:%M"
set -g theme_avoid_ambiguous_glyphs yes
set -g theme_powerline_fonts no
set -g theme_nerd_fonts yes
set -g theme_show_exit_status yes
set -g default_user your_normal_user
set -g theme_color_scheme dark
set -g fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length 0
set -g theme_project_dir_length 1

Title options

theme_title_display_process. By default theme doesn't show current process name in terminal title. If you want to show it, just set to yes.
theme_title_display_path. Use no to hide current working directory from title.
theme_title_use_abbreviated_path. Default is yes. This means your home directory will be displayed as ~ and /usr/local as /u/local. Set it to no if you prefer full paths in title.

Prompt options

theme_display_ruby. Use no to completely hide all information about Ruby version. By default Ruby version displayed if there is the difference from default settings.
theme_display_vagrant. This feature is disabled by default, use yes to display Vagrant status in your prompt. Please note that only the VirtualBox and VMWare providers are supported.
theme_show_exit_status. Set this option to yes to have the prompt show the last exit code if it was non_zero instead of just the exclamation mark.
theme_git_worktree_support. If you do any git worktree shenanigans, setting this to yes will fix incorrect project-relative path display. If you don't do any git worktree shenanigans, leave it disabled. It's faster this way :)
fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length. bobthefish respects the Fish $fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length setting to abbreviate the prompt path. Set to 0 to show the full path, 1 (default) to show only the first character of each parent directory name, or any other number to show up to that many characters.
theme_project_dir_length. The same as $fish_prompt_pwd_dir_length, but for the path relative to the current project root. Defaults to 0; set to any other number to show an abbreviated path.

Color scheme options

![dark][dark]

You can use the function __bobthefish_display_colors to preview the prompts in the current theme.

Set theme_color_scheme in a terminal session or in your fish startup files to one of the following options to change the prompt colors.

dark. The default bobthefish theme.
light. A lighter version of the default theme.
solarized (or solarized-dark), solarized-light. Dark and light variants of Solarized.
base16 (or base16-dark), base16-light. Dark and light variants of the default Base16 theme.
zenburn. An adaptation of Zenburn.
gruvbox. An adaptation of gruvbox.

Some of these may not look right if your terminal does not support 24 bit color, in which case you can try one of the terminal schemes (below). However, if you're using Solarized, Base16 (default), or Zenburn in your terminal and the terminal does support 24 bit color, the built in schemes will look nicer.

There are several scheme that use whichever colors you currently have loaded into your terminal. The advantage of using the schemes that fall through to the terminal colors is that they automatically adapt to something acceptable whenever you change the 16 colors in your terminal profile.

terminal (or terminal-dark or terminal-dark-black)
terminal-dark-white. Same as terminal, but use white as the foreground color on top of colored segments (in case your colors are very dark).
terminal-light (or terminal-light-white)
terminal-light-black. Same as terminal-light, but use black as the foreground color on top of colored segments (in case your colors are very bright).

For some terminal themes, like dark base16 themes, the path segments in the prompt will be indistinguishable from the background. In those cases, try one of the following variations; they are identical to the terminal schemes except for using bright black (brgrey) and dull white (grey) in the place of black and bright white.

terminal2 (or terminal2-dark or terminal2-dark-black)
terminal2-dark-white
terminal2-light (or terminal2-light-white)
terminal2-light-black

Finally, you can specify your very own color scheme by setting theme_color_scheme to user. In that case, you also need to define some variables to set the colors of the prompt. See the "Colors" section of fish_prompt.fish for details.

Overrides

You can disable the theme default greeting, vi mode prompt, right prompt, or title entirely — or override with your own — by adding custom functions to ~/.config/fish/functions:

~/.config/fish/functions/fish_greeting.fish
~/.config/fish/functions/fish_mode_prompt.fish
~/.config/fish/functions/fish_right_prompt.fish
~/.config/fish/functions/fish_title.fish

To disable them completely, use an empty function:

function fish_right_prompt; end

… Or copy one from your favorite theme, make up something of your own, or copy/paste a bobthefish default function and modify it to your taste!

function fish_greeting
  set_color $fish_color_autosuggestion
  echo "I'm completely operational, and all my circuits are functioning perfectly."
  set_color normal
end

budspencer

Budspencer theme

A theme for nerds, makes fish even more powerful. It's equipped with a hell of a lot of nice functions and key bindings to speed up your workflow.

The philosophy behind budspencer theme:

Delimit the prompt lines clearly to the output.
Produce output only if it contains relevant information.
Show useful notifications within the prompt.
Equip the prompt with toggle commands in order to change its style interactively.
Store sessions in order to make frequently used commands quickly accessible.
Make navigation within the directory tree as easy as possible using bookmarks and a directory history without duplicates.
Make histories quickly accessible with menus.
Don't stress your eyes. Use different colors in dark and bright environments.

Demonstration video

Requirements

You need an up-to-date fish shell version from github or a nightly build.

Non standard tools:

xsel
wmctrl
git
taskwarrior (optional)
remind (optional)

Note for OS X users

The theme uses advanced sed and expr features. The OS X tools have restricted functionality.

Try expr from coreutils package if you see expr: syntax error in budspencer prompt.

Execute brew install --with-default-names gnu-sed if there are Array index out of bounds messages in your prompt.

Configuration

General configuration

The theme behaves similar to vim's airline/powerline plugins. Thus, it needs a powerline font. It's also crucial to have vi mode enabled. Thus, execute

set -U fish_key_bindings fish_vi_key_bindings

before enabling the theme.

Colors

Redefine $budspencer_colors with the set command in order to change the colors of the prompt.

Example:

set budspencer_colors 000000 333333 666666 ffffff ffff00 ff6600 ff0000 ff0033 3300ff 0000ff 00ffff
00ff00

will result in a prompt like this:

Two color schemes for bright and dark environments are predefined. You can enable them with day and night, respectively.

Command history

Commands that shouldn't appear in the command history are defined by a universal list $budspencer_nocmdhist. Default:

set -U budspencer_nocmdhist c d ll ls m s

Disable/reenable greeting

Disable:

set -U budspencer_nogreeting

Reenable:

set -e budspencer_nogreeting

Outer prompt segments

Vi mode is indicated by color of outer segments, cursor color also changes if terminal supports it:
- blue: NORMAL mode
- yellow: INSERT mode
- magenta: VISUAL mode

Left prompt segments

Prompt line number
Git repository information
Status symbols
- ✻: keep track of this shell session, can be toggled with # to show the number of the session within the sessions list
- ⌘: present working directory is in bookmark list, can be toggled with # to show the number of the bookmark
- V: vi is parent process
- R: ranger is parent process
- ⚙: there are background jobs, can be toggled with # to show the amount of background jobs
- : no write permissions in present working directory
- ⚔: there are tasks scheduled for this week, can be toggled with # to show the amount of weekly tasks
- ⚑: there are appointments for today, can be toggled with # to show the amount of appointments
- ✔: last command succeeded, can be toggled with # to show the status value
- ✘: last command failed, can be toggled with # to show the status value
- ⚡: superuser indicator
Present working directory
Active Python virtual environment. Requires Virtual Fish

Right prompt segments

Last command's duration time
Git status symbols:
- ↑: git repository is ahead origin
- ↓: git repository is behind origin
- +: changes have been added to git index
- –: files have been deleted in work tree
- ✱: files have been modified in work tree
- →: files have been renamed in git index
- ═: there are unmerged commits
- ●: there are untracked (new) files
- ✭: there are stashed commits

Toggle prompt segments

The following shortcuts need vi-mode:

Style of "present working directory"-segment can be toggled in NORMAL and in VISUAL mode with space bar
- styles implemented:
  - short (shows username, short hostname and truncated path; recommended in most cases)
  - long (shows username, full hostname and full path; useful for copy-paste in ssh connections)
  - none (shows nothing except small delimiter; useful for small terminals)
  - If prompt is toggled with #, the IP address is shown instead of the hostname.
- configurable by universal list $budspencer_pwdstyle (if not set, defaults to short long none); note that changes to $budspencer_pwdstyle keep persistant as it's a universal variable.

Style of symbols can be toggled in NORMAL and in VISUAL mode with #
- styles implemented:
  - symbols (shows status symbols)
  - numbers (shows numbers instead of symbols in left prompt as well as amount of changes in right git prompt)

Note, the format is username@hostname:pathname. Thus, you can cut the whole string with your mouse and paste it into ssh commands.

Quickly navigate in history of working directories

The function d drops down a menu showing the history as enumerated list. Unlike fish's builtin dirh, d does not show any duplicates. Enter a number to jump to a directory within the list.

The following shortcuts need vi-mode:

Press H in NORMAL mode to change present working directory to previous working directory in history.
Press L in NORMAL mode to change present working directory to next working directory in history.

Quickly navigate in command history

The function c drops down a menu showing the command history as enumerated list similarly to the d function. Selections are also pasted into the X clipboard. It's possible to load a command of a former prompt by giving the prompt line number as argument.

Bookmarks

A bookmark can be created with mark. It can be removed with unmark. Bookmarks are universal and thus persistant. A new shell automatically changes working directory on startup to newest bookmark. m is a function that drops down a menu showing the bookmarks as enumerated list equivalently to d.

The following shortcuts need vi mode:

Create a bookmark for present working directory with m in NORMAL mode.
Remove a bookmark for present working directory with M in NORMAL mode.

Edit commandline with your favorite editor

The function edit-commandline let you edit the commandline with your editor. It makes the commandline as powerful as your editor. If $EDITOR is not set, vi is used.

The following shortcut needs vi mode:

Type . in NORMAL mode to edit commandline in editor.

Sessions

Shell session can be stored with s <session name>. If a session with session name already exists, the session with this name will be attached. If a session with session name is already active within another terminal, this terminal will be focussed.

A list of available sessions can be shown with s.

A session can be erased with s -e <session name>.

Type s -d to detach current session.

Set window title

Just type wt <title>.

Ring the bell in order to set the urgency hint flag

If you have configured your terminal application to use the visual bell, your window manager will tell you when a job running in your shell has finished. You don't need to check manually whether it's done.

If you have still activated the acoustic bell, you probably hate that feature. Switch it off in that case:

set -U budspencer_nobell

TODO

vi REPLACE mode, as soon as REPLACE mode is implemented within fish

Feedback

Give me feedback if you ...

... have ideas how I could improve budspencer.
... have problems with budspencer.
... have questions concerning budspencer.

cbjohnson

cbjohnson theme

A minimal theme forked from the yimmy theme (thanks jhillyerd!)

chain

A thin, classy theme composed of a chain of information.

Installation

Install with Oh My Fish:

$ omf install chain

Features

Displays current Git branch and dirty state.
If the last command fails, the exit code is displayed.
An abbreviated path.

Links

Your prompt in chain consists of a series of links, with each link displaying a single piece of information. Not all links are always visible and only show up when you need them. Below are all the possible links (in order from left to right):

Superuser privileges (⚡)
The current working directory
The current Git branch (⎇)
Git working directory dirty (±)
Exit status of the last command

Customization

The glyphs used in the chain can be customized using global variables. Here is a list of the available variables:

$chain_prompt_glyph: The arrow character at the end of the chain, right before the text input.
$chain_git_branch_glyph: Glyph to indicate the Git branch.
$chain_git_dirty_glyph: Glyph to indicate that the working branch has uncommitted changes.
$chain_su_glyph: Glyph to indicate that you have superuser privileges.

License

[MIT][mit] © [coderstephen][author] et al

clearance

Fish Theme: clearance

A minimalist fish shell theme for people who use git

Like it?

Check out other versions of this theme for OSX Terminal or VIM!

cmorrell

Chris Morrell's Fish Theme

This is a theme I designed for myself but have given to a few friends and decided to publish for others' enjoyment.

Features

Minimal base prompt
Shows compact git status w/ the number of changed files & current branch
Gives a visual indication when you're logged in via SSH, or logged in as anyone but the default user (set the $default_user variable to define your default user)
Shows indicator if previous command failed
Shows a bright red "!" if you're logged in as root

(Note: This theme is designed for a light-on-dark theme like Solarized but should work in a dark-on-light terminal with a few terminal color tweaks)

coffeeandcode

Fish Theme: coffeeandcode

Another theme choice for Oh-My-Fish! originally created by Jonathan Knapp.

Warning:

This theme will overwrite all of your Fish color and git settings. If you'd like to customize them, you will have to make changes to the fish_prompt.fish file in this theme. All of the settings are listed at the top of the file.

cor

The name says it all

For this theme you need a emoji supporting terminal and the emoji-clock plugin

emoji-clock
Git
Unicode-compatible fonts and terminals (I use iTerm2 on OSX)

Characteristics

####### Left side prompt

If the previous command failed (✘)
User @ Hostname
Abbriviated path
Emoji-clock

####### Right side prompt

Branch
Git status clean dirty (*)
Time of last command

cyan

A theme for Oh My Fish.

Install

$ omf install cyan

This theme is based Michele Bologna's theme you can see @Michele Bologna for more informations. and the fish_greeting.fish forked from @bramblex. Thanks!

Features

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.
Consectetur adipisicing elit.

The Prompt

User@Hostname
Current project's repo branch(master) and Head short hash(d0dfd9b)
Current project's status, via colors and flags:
- new file ✚
- modified M
- deleted ✖
- reanme ➜
- unmerge ═ (TODO)
- untracked ✭
- working directory clean ✔
- Note that not all of these have been implemented yet _(:з」∠)_
Current project's branch status
- equal to upstream =
- ahead of upstream >
- behind upstream <
- diverged from upstream <>

License

[MIT][mit] © [szwathub][author] et al

dangerous

Dangerous theme

A theme for the 70s, makes fish even more powerful. It's equipped with a hell of a lot of nice functions and key bindings to speed up your workflow.

The philosophy behind dangerous theme:

Delimit the prompt lines clearly to the output.
Produce output only if it contains relevant information.
Show useful notifications within the prompt.
Equip the prompt with toggle commands in order to change its style interactively.
Store sessions in order to make frequently used commands quickly accessible.
Make navigation within the directory tree as easy as possible using bookmarks and a directory history without duplicates.
Make histories quickly accessible with menus.
Don't stress your eyes. Use different colors in dark and bright environments.

Screenshot

Requirements

You need an up-to-date fish shell version from github or a nightly build.

Non standard tools:

xsel
wmctrl
git
taskwarrior (optional)
remind (optional)

Configuration

General configuration

It's crucial to have vi mode enabled. Thus, execute

set -U fish_key_bindings fish_vi_key_bindings

before enabling the theme.

Colors

Redefine $dangerous_colors with the set command in order to change the colors of the prompt.

Example:

set dangerous_colors 000000 333333 666666 ffffff ffff00 ff6600 ff0000 ff0033 3300ff 0000ff 00ffff
00ff00

Two color schemes for bright and dark environments are predefined. You can enable them with day and night, respectively.

Command history

Commands that shouldn't appear in the command history are defined by a universal list $dangerous_nocmdhist. Default:

set -U dangerous_nocmdhist c d ll ls m s

Disable/reenable greeting

Disable:

set -U dangerous_nogreeting

Reenable:

set -e dangerous_nogreeting

Outer prompt segments

Vi mode is indicated by color of outer segments, cursor color also changes if terminal supports it:
- blue: NORMAL mode
- yellow: INSERT mode
- magenta: VISUAL mode

Left prompt segments

Prompt line number
Git repository information
Status symbols
- ✻: keep track of this shell session, can be toggled with # to show the number of the session within the sessions list
- ⌘: present working directory is in bookmark list, can be toggled with # to show the number of the bookmark
- V: vi is parent process
- R: ranger is parent process
- ⚙: there are background jobs, can be toggled with # to show the amount of background jobs
- : no write permissions in present working directory
- ⚔: there are tasks scheduled for this week, can be toggled with # to show the amount of weekly tasks
- ⚑: there are appointments for today, can be toggled with # to show the amount of appointments
- ✔: last command succeeded, can be toggled with # to show the status value
- ✘: last command failed, can be toggled with # to show the status value
- ⚡: superuser indicator
Present working directory

Right prompt segments

Last command's duration time
Git status symbols:
- ↑: git repository is ahead origin
- ↓: git repository is behind origin
- +: changes have been added to git index
- –: files have been deleted in work tree
- ✱: files have been modified in work tree
- →: files have been renamed in git index
- ═: there are unmerged commits
- ●: there are untracked (new) files
- ✭: there are stashed commits

Toggle prompt segments

The following shortcuts need vi-mode:

Style of segments can be toggled in NORMAL and in VISUAL mode with space bar
- styles implemented for present working directory segment:
  - short (shows username, short hostname and truncated path; recommended in most cases)
  - long (shows username, full hostname and full path; useful for copy-paste in ssh connections)
  - none (shows nothing except small delimiter; useful for small terminals)
  - If prompt is toggled with #, the IP address is shown instead of the hostname.
- configurable by universal list $dangerous_pwdstyle (if not set, defaults to short long none); note that changes to $dangerous_pwdstyle keep persistant as it's a universal variable.
- The other segments are hidden in case $pwd_style is none.
Style of symbols can be toggled in NORMAL and in VISUAL mode with #
- styles implemented:
  - symbols (shows status symbols)
  - numbers (shows numbers instead of symbols in left prompt as well as amount of changes in right git prompt)

Note, the format is username@hostname:pathname. Thus, you can cut the whole string with your mouse and paste it into ssh commands.

Quickly navigate in history of working directories

The function d drops down a menu showing the history as enumerated list. Unlike fish's builtin dirh, d does not show any duplicates. Enter a number to jump to a directory within the list.

The following shortcuts need vi-mode:

Press H in NORMAL mode to change present working directory to previous working directory in history.
Press L in NORMAL mode to change present working directory to next working directory in history.

Quickly navigate in command history

Bookmarks

The following shortcuts need vi mode:

Create a bookmark for present working directory with m in NORMAL mode.
Remove a bookmark for present working directory with M in NORMAL mode.

Edit commandline with your favorite editor

The function edit-commandline lets you edit the commandline with your editor. It makes the commandline as powerful as your editor. If $EDITOR is not set, vi is used.

The following shortcut needs vi mode:

Type . in NORMAL mode to edit commandline in editor.

Sessions

A list of available sessions can be shown with s.

A session can be erased with s -e <session name>.

Type s -d to detach current session.

Set window title

Just type wt <title>.

TODO

vi REPLACE mode, as soon as REPLACE mode is implemented within fish

Feedback

Give me feedback if you ...

... have ideas how I could improve dangerous.
... have problems with dangerous.
... have questions concerning dangerous.

default

Default theme for Oh My Fish.

Install

$ omf theme default

Features

All the things you need to know about Git in a glance.
A subtle timestamp hanging out off to the right.
Previous command status.

Screenshot

Configuration

Only display the folder name:

  set -g theme_short_path yes

License

[MIT][mit] © [bpinto][author] et al

eclm

Based on the robbyrussell theme.

Characteristics

Displays git information in the command prompt when available.
Indicates 'master' branch with a distinctive color, encouraging the use of feature-branches (useful when development is done using pull requests)
If the last command was failed, the indicator would be red, otherwise it's green

edan

Theme Edan

Inspired by idan, a functional, uncluttered fish theme with usability perks for git users and python developers.

Characteristics

####### Left Prompt

User & host (Shown in "remote" mode, hidden by default. Execute edan-set-remote or edan-set-local to switch.)
Current python virtualenv (if applicable)
Truncated CWD (just the current folder name)
Git branch and dirty state (if applicable)

####### Right Prompt

Full CWD path
Last error code (if applicable)

Font

Check out Anonymous Pro.

eden

A theme for fishshell.

Install

Using Oh My Fish:

$ omf install eden

### to uninstall :/
$ omf uninstall eden

Using Fisherman:

$ fisher https://github.com/amio/fish-theme-eden

### to uninstall :/
$ fisher rm theme-eden

Features

Last command's timestamp & exit status on right.
eden_toggle_path display long or short pwd.
eden_toggle_host show or hide host & user.
eden_prompt_char custom prompt char.
A blue (red for root user) -SSH- tag on ssh connection.

Screenshot

Theme Eden Screenshot

Font: INCONSOLATA

License

[MIT][mit] © Amio

es

es theme

A Powerline-style, Git-aware theme for Oh My Fish.

Install

Make sure you have Oh My Fish installed. Then just

$ omf install es

Requirements

Latest fish version with a builtin string function (above 2.2.0, so please get the latest version from HEAD)
Powerline-patched font

Features

Git-aware theme with detailed Git status in the left prompt (added, removed, modified, renamed, unstaged, stashed)
Node/Python/Ruby@gemset current version inside a git folder in the right prompt if respective virtual environment manager is installed (nvm, pyenv, rbenv)
Error status and duration of last command in the right prompt
Mac-notifications on completion of long commands (10+ seconds by default) if terminal (iTerm and Terminal) is out of focus
Limits path to two last folders for better visibility, with $HOME directory abbreviated to ~

Screenshot

#####Git folder

#####Normal folder (no Git)

#####Normal read-only folder (no Git)

License

[MIT][mit] © eugenesvk

fishbone

A clean theme for fish shell managed by Oh my fish

Example

Installation

omf update  # Just if your omf installation is old. Avoids missing the package
omf install fishbone

omf (Oh my fish) is a package manager for fish shell. Just like pip is for Python and gem is for Ruby

Features

Only displays an abbreviatted path on left side;
Displays the current time at right;
On git repositories shows its current branch and modifications on right side;
For Python users, if there is an active virtualenv, it will be displayed at right between brackets;
Colon at left side becames red if last command fails;
At start up, shows user name, date, uptime, informations about OS, CPU, memory and network;

Project structure

We have two branches:

master: Where the necessary files for theme is;
animation: There is two adicional files (animation.cxf, fishbone.gif) that is used for theme example at README.md file.

The theme files are separated as follows:

fish_prompt.fish: Has the function to print the prompt line;
fish_right_prompt.fish: Prints the right side of the shell prompt;
fish_greeting.fish: Prints the welcome message at shell session start up;

Contributing

We are not stringent with contributions. Just fork the project, do some modifications and send us a Pull request : ) Bugs and improvements can be reported/suggested as issues.

License

[MIT][mit] © [pantuza][author] et al

fishface

FishFace

Shows an ASCII fish which is blue or green when in a git repo.

fishy-drupal

Features

Shows the present working directory, abbreviated (default fish style)
Shows the active git branch, if any
Shows the active drush site alias, if any
Shows yellow ✗ if the current git directory is "dirty"

fisk

Fisk

A nice dark blue-green theme with support for:

Last exit code
Current git HEAD
Current python virtualenv

By joar, thanks to adisbladis for the starting point.

flash

Flash

Features

From left to right:

$HOME directory abbreviated to ( ⌁ )
/ root is diplayed as ( / )
$HOME and / characters change color to dim gray if last $status was != 0.
Path to current working directory is abbreviated.
Path and prompt separator is displayed as ).
< character next to (branch) denotes the repository has stashed changes.
* next to the branch name denotes the current repository is dirty.
Display current branch.
Display current time.
Time separator : changes color to red if last $status was != 0.
Display exit status for non zero codes after ≡ character.
Colors inspired by The Flash.
Display the number of seconds taken by the last command executed.

fox

cloned from oh-my-zsh.

gianu

Gianu

Original theme made by gianu for oh-my-zsh, converted to oh-my-fish by JBarberU

Characteristics

Displays:

Username and hostname
Working directory
Git information when available.

gitstatus

GitStatus

Characteristics

Displays host information in the command prompt when connected via ssh.
Displays git information in the command prompt when inside a git repository.
- Shows current branch name.
- Shows * if working copy is dirty.
- Shows # if everything is staged.
- Shows no indicators if the working copy is clean.

gnuykeaj

Fish Theme: gnuykeaj

Super minimal one line version of clearance theme. Balance between need to know information and space. Has git branch and dirty state information based on the color of the branch name.

godfather

godfather fish theme

Clean git theme with homey feel and git-centric features.

Prompt structure:

Left-hand side:
- user@host:
- truncated cwd (just the current folder name)
- git branch with state info (if applicable)
Right-hand side:
- last error code (if applicable)
- [timestamp]

Credits:

Colors and git functions taken from amio's edan theme.

hulk

slack-link: https://fisherman-wharf.herokuapp.com/ slack-badge: https://fisherman-wharf.herokuapp.com/badge.svg

💢 Hulk

Features

From left to right:

Display current time.
$HOME directory abbreviated to an uppercase gamma symbol ᴦ
Colors change to red to denote the last $status code was != 0.
Path to current working directory is abbreviated.
Display current branch.
A green colored branch name denotes the repository is dirty.
/ root is diplayed as ≡
Colors inspired by The Hulk.

idan

A functional, uncluttered fish theme with usability perks for git users and python developers.

Characteristics

####### Left Prompt

Current python virtualenv (if applicable)
Truncated CWD (just the current folder name)
Git branch and dirty state (if applicable)

####### Right Prompt

Full CWD path
Last error code (if applicable)

integral

A simple git upstream theme.

Characteristics

Current branch
Dirty working directory
Working directory
Git upstream status

Screenshot

jacaetevha

A theme optimized for people who use:

Git
Unicode-compatible fonts and terminals (I use iTerm2 + Monaco)

For Mac users, I highly recommend iTerm 2.

Characteristics

Left-hand prompt:

    <user> at <host> in <abbreviated path> <total size of files in dir> (<current Git branch>)
    ↪

Right-hand prompt:

    <current date>

kawasaki

kawasaki is a fish theme that emphasizes a simple and useful prompt without useless cluttter.

Installation

Requirements

Fish shell - a smart and user-friendly command line shell for OS X, Linux, and the rest of the family
Oh My Fish - The Fishshell Framework

Once Oh My Fish is installed:

omf install kawasaki

This theme was inspired by bira.

Notes

To use kawasaki's virtualenv prompt instead of the default virtualenv prompt append set -x VIRTUAL_ENV_DISABLE_PROMPT 1 to your init.fish

Features

Completely customizable.
Display status of the working tree for Git projects.
Read/write indicator of the current working directory.
Background jobs indicator.
Virtualenv prompt indicator.

Customizing

Override defaults

You can override the default display settings by specifying any of the following settings in your init.fish:

#### Enable the time to be displayed.
set -g theme_display_time yes

#### Disable playing the user's current group.
set -g theme_display_group no

#### Disable Git-awareness.
set -g theme_display_git no

#### Don't disable jobs indicator.
set -g theme_display_jobs no

#### Always display the jobs indicator, even if there are no jobs.
set -g theme_display_jobs_always yes

#### Hide the current directory read/write indicator.
set -g theme_display_rwt no

#### Don't display the VirtualEnv prompt.
set -g theme_display_virtualent no

Look and feel

Nearly every aspect of kawasaki can be customized. The following can be set to adjust the look and feel of kawasaki:

set -g theme_color_error                           red
set -g theme_color_superuser                       red
set -g theme_color_user                            white
set -g theme_color_group                           666666
set -g theme_color_host                            brgreen
set -g theme_color_separator                       brblack
set -g theme_color_bracket                         brblue
set -g theme_color_normal                          normal
set -g theme_color_time                            666666
set -g theme_color_path                            brwhite
set -g theme_color_prompt                          white
set -g theme_color_virtualenv                      bryellow
set -g theme_color_status_prefix                   brblue
set -g theme_color_status_jobs                     brgreen
set -g theme_color_status_rw                       brwhite

set -g theme_prompt_char_normal                    '$'
set -g theme_prompt_char_superuser                 '#'
set -g theme_prompt_char                           "$theme_prompt_char_normal"

set -g theme_prompt_superuser_glyph                \u2605
set -g theme_prompt_userhost_separator             ':'

set -g theme_prompt_segment_separator_char         ' '
set -g theme_prompt_segment_separator_color        normal

set -g theme_prompt_status_jobs_char               '%'
set -g theme_prompt_status_rw_char                 '.'
set -g theme_prompt_status_separator_char          '/'

set -g theme_prompt_virtualenv_char_begin          '('
set -g theme_prompt_virtualenv_char_end            ')'
set -g theme_prompt_virtualenv_color_char_begin    normal
set -g theme_prompt_virtualenv_color_char_end      normal

set -g theme_display_time_format                   '+%I:%M'

set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_merging             red
set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_branch              brblue
set -g __fish_git_prompt_showcolorhints            yes
set -g __fish_git_prompt_show_informative_status   yes
set -g __fish_git_prompt_char_stateseparator       ' '

set -g __fish_git_prompt_char_branch_begin         ''
set -g __fish_git_prompt_char_branch_end           ''
set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_branch_begin        bryellow
set -g __fish_git_prompt_color_branch_end          bryellow

License

kawasaki is released under The MIT License (MIT)

krisleech

A very simple theme optimized for Git. Less is more.

Characteristics

Current working directory
Branch name
Dirty working directory (✘)

l

A theme inspired by oh-my-zsh's lambda theme.

Install

$ omf theme l

Features

Current branch
Dirty working directory
Working directory

Screenshot

Configuration

Only if fish_theme_l_right_prompt variable is set true within config.fish:

set theme_display_rbenv 'yes'
set theme_display_rbenv_gemset 'yes'
### if you want to display rbenv ruby version only within directories that contain Gemfile
set theme_display_rbenv_with_gemfile_only 'yes'

Rbenv Ruby Version
Rbenv Ruby Gemset

License

[MIT][mit] © [bpinto][author] et al

lambda

Lambda

Screenshot

Install

####### Oh-My-Fish

omf install lambda

lolfish

such rainbow, wow.

Easy Install

Using oh-my-fish:

omf install lolfish

Less Easy Install

Download and source the prompt file

mkdir -p $HOME/.config/fish
wget -O $HOME/.config/fish/lol.fish https://github.com/er0/lolfish/raw/master/lol.fish
echo "source $HOME/.config/fish/lol.fish" >> $HOME/.config/fish/config.fish

Features

Only the best rainbow xterm colors!
git branch/status info
Return value from the last command
Right prompt displays number of backgrounded jobs, tmux sessions, and the time.

mars

Based on the eclm theme (which was based on the robbyrussell theme).

Characteristics

Displays git information in the command prompt when available.
Indicates 'master' branch with a distinctive color, encouraging the use of feature-branches (useful when development is done using pull requests)
If the last command was failed, the indicator would be red, otherwise it's green

mokou

possibly the dumbest theme for oh-my-fish

how it's structured: {directory name} > {prompt}

$ omf install mokou

[MIT][mit] © [tentakel][author] et al

mtahmed

Minimal theme.

Left prompt

First 10 characters of hostname if ssh'ed
Current directory name (not path)
─╼ (cute little unicode characters)

Right prompt

Exit code of the previous command

nai

A minimalist fish theme which displays git branch and status information.

Characteristics

####### Left Prompt

Truncated CWD (just the current folder name)
Git branch and dirty state (if applicable)

nelsonjchen

nelsonjchen theme for Oh My Fish. Based on re5et in Oh-My-Zsh.

Install

$ omf u nelsonjchen

Features and Differences

Pretty colors
Two line prompt
Git Prompt using off-the-shelf fish functions
- Note that the symbology, colors, and features are more than the zsh version and they don't match up 1-to-1. For example, checking out a tag will show the tag name in fish but the re5et version in zsh will simply show the commit ID. This was one such freebie amongst many I just left in while porting since the fish script was giving it to me for free anyway. It is still pretty close though.
Red user prompt if root
12 hour clock
- re5et: 24 hour clock
MM DD YY date format
- re5et: YY MM DD date format
Title Setting to the prompt_pwd function in fish for screen, tmux, and non-terminal multiplexer.
- This is derived from @chgu82837's theme

Omissions from the re5et version

Trimming down the working directory display only works on ~. The original re5et prompt would also trim based on the current environment variables set. For example, if you had the environment variable FOO set to /usr/local and you did cd /usr/local, you would see $FOO/ in the prompt as the current working directory. I'm not sure how I would get this working. fish does appear to have a condensation function but it goes beyond simple environment variable replacement and I can't figure out how to turn it off.

Screenshot

License

[MIT][mit] © [Nelson Chen][author] et al

numist

See https://github.com/oh-my-fish/theme-numist for details

ocean

A fish theme with ocean in mind.

Unicode-compatible fonts and terminals is required.

I would recommend iTerm2 + Solarized Dark for Mac users.

This theme is based loosely on agnoster

Characteristics

Show a radioactive symbol (☢) when gain the root privileges (It's dangerous!)
Current python virtualenv (if applicable)
The anchor (⚓) turns red if the previous command failed
Full path of current working directory
Show the Git branch and dirty state (if applicable)
Show User@Hostname if user is not the default user. Set the following two lines in your config.fish to turn on this feature:
```
set -g theme display_user yes
set -g default_user your_default_username
```

Troubleshooting in iTerm

If you see a colored anchor icon instead of the white one, this is because your system font is lacking the anchor icon, and iTerm defaults to the Apple Emoji Font. To get the right icon, either add it to your current font, or chose a powerline font that has it (like Meslo for Powerline, available in https://github.com/powerline/fonts), and select it for your Non-ASCII font.

pastfish

pastfish theme for Oh My Fish.

Install

$ omf u pastfish

Features

Random greeting message
Command prompts colored based on time (morning is blue, afternoon is green, midnight is red ...)
The > at the end of each prompt will turn yellow if the git repo is dirty, red if current location is not writable

Screenshot

License

perryh

This is similar to godfat's gitstatus theme, but mainly includes red, white, cyan, and yellow.

plain

Colorful git-aware plain text prompt

Features

No need to use a patched font
Colorful
Not folding path
Detecting remote logged in and UID
Integrates Git

Install

With [Fisherman]

fisher i plain

pure

Port of the pure ZSH theme to Fish

Install

Manually

Via cURL:

$ # Download the installer to `/tmp`
$ curl -Ls https://raw.github.com/rafaelrinaldi/pure/master/installer.fish > /tmp/pure_installer.fish
$ # Source and trigger the installer
$ source /tmp/pure_installer.fish; and install_pure

Fisherman

$ fisher rafaelrinaldi/pure

Oh My Fish!

$ omf install pure

Features

Display current directory tail
Display Git branch name
Display whether or not the working copy is dirty
Display an up arrow if there are stuff to be pushed
Display an down arrow if there are stuff to be pulled
Display prompt symbol in red if previous command has failed
Display the current folder and command when a process is running
Display username and host when in an SSH session
Display duration of failed commands (if timeout is greather than default threshold)

Configuration

### Change the prompt text
set pure_symbol_prompt "~>"
set pure_symbol_git_down_arrow "v"
set pure_symbol_git_down_arrow "^"
set pure_symbol_git_dirty "!"
set pure_symbol_horizontal_bar "_"

### Change the colors
set pure_color_blue (set_color "1e00fd")
set pure_color_cyan (set_color "1e95fd")
set pure_color_gray (set_color "6c6c6c")
set pure_color_green (set_color "66ff66")
set pure_color_normal (set_color "000000")
set pure_color_red (set_color "f820ff")
set pure_color_yellow (set_color "1bc8c8")

Maintainers

Kudos to all our awesome 💛 contributors 💛

License

red-snapper

RED SNAPPER

####><}}*> F E A T U R E S

Directory path
Git branch name
Git status
YOUR OWN PET FISH!

####><}}*> GIT STATUS

Untracked changes

Your pet will detect if you added files, but didn't track them. He will open his mouth, hungry of yummy commits!

After you commit, he will close his mouth, satiated.

Can't find .git

Something is fishy here! If you are not inside a Git working directory, your pet will go to sleep.

robbyrussell

The default theme – cloned from oh-my-zsh.

Characteristics

Displays git information in the command prompt when available.
If the last command was failed, the indicator would be red, otherwise it's green

scorphish

Scorphish

Compact. Sufficient.

Left prompt

Abbreviated path, ruby version and gemset, python version and virtualenv and git info

Additional information:

To display Rust version add the following to ~/.config/fish/config/fish:

set -g theme_display_rust yes

To display Node version add the following to ~/.config/fish/config/fish:

set -g theme_display_node yes

Right prompt

Last command's exit code and current time

Acknowledgments

This theme is based on Zish and Coffeandcode themes, many thanks to their authors!

Enjoy!

shellder

Things are beautiful if you love them. ― Jean Anouilh

Speed ― Carefully optimized for slow environments like msys2
No solarized ― xterm256 colors are beautiful enough, inspired by seoul256.vim
zsh + fish support

Installation

fish

Use [chips]. Add to ~/.config/chips/plugin.yaml:

github:
- simnalamburt/shellder

Then run chips.

zsh

Use [zplug]. Add below to your .zshrc:

zplug 'simnalamburt/shellder', as:theme

Fonts

You'll need a powerline patched font. If you don't have one, download one or patch some fonts on you own.

simple-ass-prompt

A theme for Oh My Fish.

Install

$ omf install simple-ass-prompt

Features

This is Mathias Bynens Bash prompt ported to Fish with a few changed icons and added functionalities. As he put it:

Shell prompt based on the Solarized Dark theme. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/EkEtphC.png

Heavily inspired by @necolas’s prompt: https://github.com/necolas/dotfiles

iTerm → Profiles → Text → use 13pt Monaco with 1.1 vertical spacing.

Features:

A dirty state of the branch is displayed by !
Untracked files are displayed by ☡
The existence of a stash is displayed by ↩
A clean branch is displayed by ✓
The branch is ahead with +
The branch is behind with -
The branch has diverged from upstream ±
Support for Pythons virtual environments
The last command failed is displayed with ↪ in red

Screenshot

Git Usage

VirtualFish Usage

Configuration

You can change the greeting message with:

set -g simple_ass_prompt_greeting MyGreeting

License

simplevi

fish_prompt-simplevi

The stock prompt with the vi indicator appended. It is meant to be used with the vi-mode plugin.

Screenshots:

slavic-cat

Slavic Cat

A fish (shell) theme with a Slavic cat and a rainbow that signifies git status.

Instalation

Requirements

Fish shell - a smart and user-friendly command line shell for OS X, Linux, and the rest of the family
Oh My Fish - The Fishshell Framework

Once Oh My Fish is installed:

omf install slavic-cat

forked from Toaster

Features

Minimal Look & Prompt
Current short version pwd
Display branch for Git projects
Git project dirty status indicator meow (R,C,A,U,M,?) meow
Fish shell vi mode indicator
Next line prompt
Two unicodes included!

sushi

🍣 Sushi theme for Oh My Fish.

Install

$ omf install sushi

Features

Minimal Prompt.
Git Support.
Displays ^ when there are stashed changes.
Displays * when there are any changes to files already being tracked in the repo.
Displays current branch name.
Branch name color changes when there are staged changes.
Displays number of commits current branch is ahead/behind from origin.
By default it shows only the name of the current directory but it provides a flag theme_complete_path to display abbreviated current working directory instead.
Displays Time.

Screenshot

License

syl20bnr

syl20bnr theme

A semi-compact oh-my-fish theme with nice support for git.

The theme has been tested on Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty) and Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite). It is also compatible with Cygwin with the appropriate packages.

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Segments
Functions
Mac compatibility
Cygwin compatibility

Segments

pwd: Compact current working directory

The pwd segment format is X:P(N) where:

X is either home or /
P is the current working path base name (name of the current directory)
N is the depth of the path starting from X

If the pwd is home or / then the prompt format is simplified to home and / respectively without the current directory and depth.

Examples

In home directory:

Inside a directory in home:

Outside the home directory:

git

If the current directory is a git repository then the pwd segment is replaced by the git segment (I should know where I am).

The git segment format is X:YI@Z:P(N) where:

X is git
Y is the current branch name
I is some information about the current repository state
Z is the name of the repository
P is the current working path basename (name of the current directory) If P = Z then P(N) is not displayed
N is the depth of the path starting from base directory of the repository

The displayed information I is:

Unpushed commits are indicated with an up arrow like this [↑1]
Unmerged fetched commits are indicated with a down arrow like this [↓1]

Note: The dirtiness of the current branch is indicated by its color:

red: it is dirty
green: it is up to date

Note: The unmerged commits count appears only if the changes in the upstream branch as been fetched.

Examples

Dirty (changes not committed):

Unpushed commits:

Unmerged commits:

Both unpushed and unmerged commits:

In a sub-directory of the repository:

vi-mode

This segment display the current vi-mode if the fish native vi mode or the oh-my-fish vi-mode plugin is used. See the [n] in the previous screenshots.

end

The color of the end of the prompt depends on the $status value of the last executed command. It is green or red depending on the success or failure of the last command.

Since I often use ranger and its shift+s key binding to bring a new child shell session, there is a discreet indicator when the parent process of the current shell is a ranger process: the end of the prompt is written twice (ie: >> instead of just >). With this indicator I quickly see if I can ctrl+d to end the current shell process and go back to the parent ranger process.

where

The where segment format is X@Y where:

X is the user name
Y is the host name

This segment is displayed in the right prompt.

Functions

Some functions come with the theme:

toggle_right_prompt will... toggle the right prompt! (alias: trp)

Mac compatibility

In order to make this theme work correctly with all the features make sure to install the following packages via MacPorts or Homebrew: -pstree (used in ranger detection)

Cygwin compatibility

In order to make this theme work on Cygwin, make sure to install the following packages:

bc for math fish function
psmisc for pstree (used in ranger detection)
git if you want to use the git segment.

taktoa

A theme by taktoa

Characteristics

Shows current git information
Shows hostname if you are connected via ssh
Show current terminal multiplexer status (screen/tmux pane name and number)
Arrow is a lambda

technopagan

A minimalist fish theme forked from theme-nai (@xorgy) but with added (@rickycodes) moonmoji support.

Display the following bits on the left:

Current directory name
Git branch and dirty state (if inside a git repo)

toaster

Toaster

A fish (shell) theme with a poptart cat and a rainbow that signifies git status.

tomita

source: http://www.isaotomita.net/images/photo/tomi01.jpg

tomita

A minimal, aesthetically pleasing fish theme.

Note: Make sure you're using a Unicode-enabled terminal and font.

Prompt

<abbreviated path> (<current git branch>) [<vi mode>] ⋊>

Working directory
Current git branch
vi mode (requires fish 2.2+)

This theme includes a custom vi mode indicator which is built into fish_prompt. If you'd like to use vi mode, I recommend adding the following lines to your config.fish:
# note: this erases the default fish_mode_prompt, which adds a vi mode
# indicator to the left of your prompt
function fish_mode_prompt; end

# turn on vi mode when the shell starts
fish_vi_mode

Screenshots

Without vi-mode:

With vi-mode:

In a git repo:

trout

A simple, but informative, prompt

uggedal

Minimal theme.

Characteristics

Only displays the $CWD.
Displays hostname if you're connected through ssh(1).
Right prompt displays the last command's exit code if it was non-zero.

will

Will

Minimalist theme.

Characteristics

The current working directory is displayed on the right-side
Hostnames are displayed if and only if we're on an SSH connection
Uses logical entailment as the prompt character

yimmy

yimmy theme

A simple two-line theme with support for terminals configured with Solarized Dark colors.

user@host ~/c/w/dir (branch *)
>

Characteristics:

Standard fish prompt characters: > for user, # for root
Uses the fish prompt_pwd, so paths will be abbreviated
Uses built-in __fish_git_prompt functionality
Indicates Git work-in-progress (gwip/gunwip) if detected
Prompt character is colored red if previous command had a non-zero exit status
Includes complementary LS_COLORS

Configuration:

Disable Solarized colors in prompt with: set -U yimmy_solarized false

zish

Zish

Zhishen Wen's simple fun theme =)

Left prompt

User, host, abbreviated path, and git branch info

######Right prompt Time and exit code

Enjoy!

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agnoster

agnoster

Characteristics

batman

Batman

Features

Screenshot

License

beloglazov

beloglazov

Characteristics

bira

bira

bobthefish

bobthefish

Installation

Features

The Prompt

Configuration

Overrides

budspencer

Budspencer theme

Demonstration video

Requirements

Note for OS X users

Configuration

General configuration

Colors

Command history

Disable/reenable greeting

Outer prompt segments

Left prompt segments

Right prompt segments

Toggle prompt segments

Quickly navigate in history of working directories

Quickly navigate in command history

Bookmarks

Edit commandline with your favorite editor

Sessions

Set window title

Ring the bell in order to set the urgency hint flag

TODO

Feedback

cbjohnson

cbjohnson theme

chain

chain

Installation

Features

Links

Customization

License

clearance

Fish Theme: clearance

Like it?

cmorrell

Chris Morrell's Fish Theme

Features

coffeeandcode

Fish Theme: coffeeandcode

Warning:

cor

cor

Characteristics

cyan

cyan

Install

Features

The Prompt

License

dangerous

Dangerous theme

Screenshot

Requirements

Configuration

General configuration

Colors

Command history

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