def git_prompt():
"""
Custom prompt that displays the name of the current git branch in addition
to the typical "abbreviated current path" PyCmd prompt.
Requires git & grep to be present in the PATH.
"""
# Many common modules (sys, os, subprocess, time, re, ...) are readily
# shipped with PyCmd, you can directly import them for use in your
# configuration script. If you need extra modules that are not bundled,
# manipulate the sys.path so that they can be found (just make sure that the
# version is compatible with the one used to build PyCmd -- check
# README.txt)
import subprocess
stdout = subprocess.Popen(
'git branch | grep "^*"',
shell=True,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=-1).communicate()[0]
branch_name = stdout.strip(' \n\r*')
abbrev_path = pycmd_public.abbrev_path()
# The current color setting is defined by appearance.colors.prompt
prompt = ''
if branch_name != '':
prompt += color.Fore.TOGGLE_BLUE + '[' + branch_name + ']' + color.Fore.TOGGLE_BLUE + ' '
prompt += abbrev_path + '> '
return prompt
def git_prompt():
"""
Custom prompt that displays the name of the current git branch in addition
to the typical "abbreviated current path" PyCmd prompt.
Requires git & grep to be present in the PATH.
"""
# Many common modules (sys, os, subprocess, time, re, ...) are readily
# shipped with PyCmd, you can directly import them for use in your
# configuration script. If you need extra modules that are not bundled,
# manipulate the sys.path so that they can be found (just make sure that the
# version is compatible with the one used to build PyCmd -- check
# README.txt)
import subprocess
stdout = subprocess.Popen('git branch | grep "^*"',
shell=True,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=-1).communicate()[0]
branch_name = stdout.strip(' \n\r*')
abbrev_path = pycmd_public.abbrev_path()
# The current color setting is defined by appearance.colors.prompt
prompt = ''
if branch_name != '':
prompt += color.Fore.TOGGLE_BLUE + '[' + branch_name + ']' + color.Fore.TOGGLE_BLUE + ' '
prompt += abbrev_path + '> '
return prompt
def prompt():
# Use a tilde to represent our home dir
path = re.sub(r"C:\\U\\j(oe)?", "~", abbrev_path())
username, is_admin = has_admin()
path += '\n'
if is_admin:
path += color.Fore.TOGGLE_RED
path += "# "
path += color.Fore.TOGGLE_RED
else:
path += "$ "
return path
