Add a bit of flavour to your prompt! My personal Zsh prompt theme, influenced heavily by denysdovhan's Spaceship theme.

• Customisable colours & output
• Git branch & status display
• Username turns red when root
• Prompt turns red if the last command finishes with non-zero exit code

In the screenshot above I'm using Solarized colours for iTerm2, along with the Inconsolata font.

1. Download punctual.zsh-theme into your custom theme directory, $ZSH_CUSTOM/themes
2. Update ZSH_THEME="punctual" in your ~/.zshrc
3. Open a new terminal to see the theme

Include the following line to ~/.zshrc as part of your antigen setup (after any configuration settings).

antigen theme dannynimmo/punctual-zsh-theme punctual

By setting variables before loading the theme, you can customise the output format of Punctual.

Set any of the following variables to "false" to hide the output.

PUNCTUAL_SHOW_BLANK_LINE="false";
PUNCTUAL_SHOW_TIMESTAMP="false";
PUNCTUAL_SHOW_USER="false";
PUNCTUAL_SHOW_HOSTNAME="false";
PUNCTUAL_SHOW_CURRENT_DIR="false";
PUNCTUAL_SHOW_GIT="false";

Set any of the following variables to one of the 8 ANSI colour names.

PUNCTUAL_TIMESTAMP_COLOUR="red";
PUNCTUAL_USER_COLOUR="green";
PUNCTUAL_ROOT_USER_COLOUR="yellow";
PUNCTUAL_HOSTNAME_COLOUR="blue";
PUNCTUAL_CURRENT_DIR_COLOUR="magenta";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_COLOUR="cyan";

Possible values are:

• black
• red
• green
• yellow
• blue
• magenta
• cyan
• white

Set any of the following variables to "true" to use the terminal's bold font.

PUNCTUAL_TIMESTAMP_BOLD="true";
PUNCTUAL_USER_BOLD="true";
PUNCTUAL_ROOT_USER_BOLD="true";
PUNCTUAL_HOSTNAME_BOLD="true";
PUNCTUAL_CURRENT_DIR_BOLD="true";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_BOLD="true";

Set the below variable to customise the timestamp format. See man strftime for format options.

PUNCTUAL_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT="%l:%M%P";

Set the below variable to your favourite prompt symbol (or emoji 😅).

PUNCTUAL_PROMPT="$";

If you already have your ZSH_THEME_GIT_PROMPT_* variables set, Punctual will respect those. Alternatively, set the following variables to customise the Git status symbols.

PUNCTUAL_GIT_SYMBOL_UNTRACKED="?";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_SYMBOL_ADDED="+";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_SYMBOL_MODIFIED="!";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_SYMBOL_RENAMED="!";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_SYMBOL_DELETED="!";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_SYMBOL_STASHED="*";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_SYMBOL_UNMERGED="M";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_SYMBOL_AHEAD="↑";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_SYMBOL_BEHIND="↓";
PUNCTUAL_GIT_SYMBOL_DIVERGED="~";

The Python environment being used (conda or virtualenvironment) will be added if the following flag is set to true (false by default) in your .zshrc:

PUNCTUAL_SHOW_PYTHON_ENVIRONMENT=true

For conda, run the following command to disable the prompt that appears at the start of the line by default:

conda config --set changeps1 False

```zsh
And similarly for python virtual environments you can add (either of) the following commands to your .zshrc to disable the prompt:
       
```zsh
export VIRTUAL_ENV_DISABLE_PROMPT=1;
export PYENV_VIRTUALENV_DISABLE_PROMPT=1;

• Added Python support

• Added ability to disable the initial new line

• Added ability to use bold fonts

• Released!