Hi, i just followed your instruction and installed theme via curl -o - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/denysdovhan/spaceship-zsh-theme/master/install.sh | zsh modified my .zshrc file to use "spaceship" theme, but when i reload zsh, i get error mentioned in the subject. What am i missing ?

We need to support n - an interactive node version manager.

Probably, spaceship_nvm_status should be refactored to spaceship_node_status. In that case, we need to care of backward compatibility.

Icon: Maybe better to use different icons for nvm and n i.e ⬢ and ⬡
Related: #33

i like to see the datetime ateach prompt. Could you add an option for this?

Woo-hoo! Spaceship is going to get 200 stars! I think it's time to make a logo for theme. I will be grad if anybody can help me with that, so I'm looking for volontiers.

I think it have to be something simple, clean and expressive. Something that can reflect the essence and idea of the theme itself.

Examples

Bullet Train:

We are already providing a preview of the theme in README. So what about moving other color scheme screen shots to wiki and providing a link to wiki page, Making README easier to navigate.

Like this one, https://github.com/sfarzy/spaceship-zsh-theme/wiki/Screenshots

I've just installed your theme for .oh-my-zsh, I run it throught Babun and I got this error message everytime I browse a folder wich is a git repo :
g/uwamp/www
➔ cd ~/.oh-my-zsh/themes
spaceship_git_satus:24: command not found: git_current_branch

I know it's not part of your theme per say, but could you mention the color scheme and font you used in the demo image? It's pretty nice. Thanks!

There should be an option for custom prompt ordering, like:

SPACESHIP_PROMPT_ORDER=(
  user
  host
  dir
  git
  hg
  # so on
)

A useful feature for those, who wants to prompt character at the beginning, time before prompt character and so on.

Probable implementation:

spaceship_prompt() {
  # ...

  for segment in $SPACESHIP_PROMPT_ORDER; do
    spaceship_$segment
  done

  # ...
}

Would be great if users will have ability to install Spaceship using Homebrew. Don't know how to do this. Can anyone help?

Right now the node version shows up even if I am not using nvm. Unnecessarily thats an additional item. This might also help solve #24 .

I personally use n ( https://github.com/tj/n ) instead nvm,
Is there any easy fix for that?

If we get the node version by node -v it should work in my case

I am not sure whether this is a problem local to me or not, but I had to do the following to get the special symbols to show without overlapping quotation marks:

export SPACESHIP_RUBY_SYMBOL=💎
export SPACESHIP_NVM_SYMBOL=⬢
export SPACESHIP_PROMPT_SYMBOL=➔
antigen theme https://github.com/denysdovhan/spaceship-zsh-theme spaceship

Result:

Workspace/cpp/on master [?$] via ⬢ v5.7.1=> (default)
 via 💎  ruby-2.2.1
➔

Without setting these, the prompt looked like the following (note the extra quote symbol around the icons:

Workspace/cpp on master [?$] via '⬢' v5.7.1=> (default)
 via '💎'  ruby-2.2.1
'➔'

Version info:

prog/work/github-representation on master [!?'⇡']
➔ zsh --version
zsh 5.0.8 (x86_64-apple-darwin15.0)

I suspect I will need similar changes for the Git pull/push symbols. I need the same change for Git pull/push icons. However, I need it only for the unicode characters, not for the ASCII characters. I guess it might have something to do with my iTerm2's setup.

Displays which AWS credentials profile is currently set using aws-cli.

Icon: ☁️, ☁︎, ☁

Icon: 🐪

Please consider adding vi-mode (bindkey -v) notification.

Thanks.

Hey what font/symbols do i need to get this to print properly on Arch?

SPACESHIP_NVM_SHOW_ON_PROJECT_ONLY is not working for now.

It doesn't exist in spaceship.zsh-theme.

just like in attatched picture

Here a screenshot of the prompt

Hi there, thanks for the awesome theme. Is it possible to add support for pyenv alongside with virtualenv ? If you're busy I can help with PR too.

How to hide username if the user is not root via SSH?

I am using vagrant-box Ubuntu with zsh.
SSH into Ubuntu via 127.0.0.1:2222 and the username is vagrant

vagrant in vm at ~ via ⬢ v7.8.0 on 🐳  v1.13.1
➔ whoami                                                                                                                                                                               
vagrant

vagrant in vm at ~ via ⬢ v7.8.0 on 🐳  v1.13.1
➔ echo $LOGNAME                                                                                                                                                                        vagrant

I didn't see any setting in Readme.md.

Might be useful along with Docker support.

Icon: Ṿ or Ｖ

we use many mercurial repositories (better but "dead" git alternative)

I would like a config option to hide the user. In termux, I just get

 at ~
➔ 

The user is blank, one space, then at ~. I have tried setting SPACESHIP_USER_SHOW=false like #60 (though I don't see this option in the README). I have also tried DEFAULT_USER=\whoami``. Can we get a config setting to hide the user?

Add ability to costomize the theme. Add special variables and hooks.

I think every variable should have SPACESHIP_* prefix.

An indicator for background jobs would be nice.

related commit: 9575bc9

local gofiles=`ls -1 *.go 2>/dev/null | wc -l`

I got error msg: spaceship_golang_version:6: no matches found: *.go

http://imgur.com/a/hClZp

I just took out some of the extra formatting and stuff. You can still completely tell what is going on without it. If this interests you I could submit a pull request.

I think descriptions for SPACESHIP_PROMPT_ADD_NEWLINE and SPACESHIP_PROMPT_SEPARATE_LINE in README are other way around.

Would be useful for brand new Elixir users.

Icon: 💧 or 💦

Hi,

like your work here. I might be doing something wrong, but the nvm plugin only checks node -v version for me. I can change it to anyone I want with nvm alias default <NODE_VERSION>, but that doesn't help me that much. :(

I'd be great if it looked at local .nvmrc file to make sure which node is used/preferred for this project. Or, I'm not seeing some option to enable this feature.

I'm using this on Mac OS with oh-my-zsh

Should be very straight forward but, can't get mine to go away.

I've tried:

SPACESHIP_USER_SHOW=false

SPACESHIP_PREFIX_SHOW=false

DEFAULT_USER=""

Prompt line:

SPACESHIP_PROMPT_SYMBOL='➔'

Time still displays as well:

SPACESHIP_TIME_SHOW=false

please add support for git current sha

The image can show the error:

How can I do it to show at dev also in root?

I really like the look of the window. In the terminal you are using, how are you able to make the menu the same color as the terminal?

Could anyone make a tutorial on how to get this style? For instance, installing the theme, what terminal they used, what color scheme etc.

https://github.com/denysdovhan/spaceship-zsh-theme/raw/master/preview.gif

I've been trying to mimic the exact look but haven't been able to do it?

This is what i see when i reloaded zsh :

__host:6: = not found
__git_status:5: = not found

Have no idea why I didn't add this before ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Hi, I have this error when opening a new terminal window :
spaceship.zsh-theme:227: parse error near ]]'`

Thank you.

In some repositories of mine I just get this error

spaceship_git_status:[:20: too many arguments

I don't know where to look for a fix. Maybe you have a hint.

Taken from README.md

antigen theme https://github.com/denysdovhan/spaceship-zsh-theme spaceship-zsh-theme

The spaceship-zsh-theme should match the filename of the theme, which is spaceship(.zsh-theme).

I had to change the command to the below to get it works.

antigen theme https://github.com/denysdovhan/spaceship-zsh-theme spaceship

root at /home/userA on 🐳 v17.03.1-ce via〔localhost〕

I'm not even in a SSH session, why do I have the hostname displayed?
I'm on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.

Currently, there aren't tests for Spaceship. Would be great if we find a way to lint or test this theme somehow.

Open for discussion.

Show PHP version for specific projects. Version managers:

• phpbrew
• php-version
• phpenv

Icon: 🐘

Might be useful to implement a showing of exit code, when previous command fails.

For example:

~/Projects/Repos
(127) ➔

~/Projects/Repos
✘127 ➔

~/Projects/Repos
(✘ 127) ➔ 

~/Projects/Repos
(✘127) ➔ 

~/Projects/Repos
[✘127] ➔ 

The examples above are just for instance. Maybe there is a better way to show this segment. Also, will be useful with #71.

Icon: ✘

@Zeotyn I've made few changes with Ruby showing. Please update and check if everything is okay.

Hey @Zeotyn, @robbl, @gillchristian I need your help, guys.

Usually, I use nvm and that's works well for me with this flow:

• nvm install 4 — install Node.js 4
• nvm use 4 — use this version of Node.js (Spaceship shows version that isn't equal to system)
• nvm use system — use global version of Node.js (Spaceship hides version)

Recently, I've installed rbenv and found that system version is shown everywhere:

When I do rbenv global 2.4.0, it shows current version:

Maybe we should check if Ruby's version is equal system too. In other case, Ruby version is shown everywhere and everytime, which is not spaceship-way.

Maybe I'm doing something wrong. Need your help.

I'm sure it's an easy fix, I'm just not sure how to get it working.
I'm running Windows Subsystem for Linux and using Antigen to install.