gitstatus/README.md
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# gitstatus
`gitstatus` is a plugin made for prompts - it tells you how many things have
changed since the last git commit in a repository.
Example with `PS1='%F{blue}%~%F{default} $(gitstatus) %F{green}$%F{default} '`:
![](./screenshot.png)
## Why such a thing?
Frankly, it's because I needed something small and fast that would integrate
well with my (multi-line) prompt.
Is it useful? For me and probably a handful other people, yes.
## Getting Started
### Requirements
- zsh
- git
- awk
### Installation
#### Manual
Clone this repository locally, on your machine, for example:
```
git clone "https://github.com/xylous/gitstatus.git" gitstatus
```
```zsh
source path/to/installation/gitstatus.plugin.zsh
```
#### With a plugin manager
You could also use a plugin manager, such as zpm:
```
zpm load xylous/gitstatus
```
## Usage
Add the following lines to your zshrc:
```zsh
function precmd()
{
local gitstatus="$(gitstatus)"
PS1="%F{blue}%~%F{default} ${gitstatus} $ "
}
```
`precmd()` is a zsh builtin function that executes a series of commands right
before the prompt is drawn. In this example, it updates the output of the
`gitstatus` script and then uses it in a sample prompt.
And of course, remember to replace `path/to/installation` with the actual path
to the program.
## Roadmap
- [x] add screenshots
- [ ] cover more `git status` flags
## Contributing
Pull requests and issues are welcome.