Awesome

:package: toledo

Features

• Fast.
• Minimal.
• Lightweight.
• Works on BASH, ZSH, DASH, YASH. Sorry ASH.
• Works on macOS but you need oh-my-zsh installed.
• POSIX compliant (to a certain extent).

Table of Contents

• What is it?
• Installation
• Prompt Character
• Usage
  • clone_repo usage

What Is It

toledo was an attempt to create a minimal prompt that had git functionality. It's a slew of borrowed ideas that worked well together.

Installation

Manual

git clone https://github.com/mmatongo/toledo.git

# Inside your .bashrc, .zshrc, etc.
. /path/to/toledo

Prompt Character

You can customize the prompt character by modifying the lambda λ sign on line 62 .

export PS1="\$(parse_git_branch) \$(parse_git_dirty) λ "

Usage

The script also includes several useful Git aliases:

gs: git status

gd: git diff

gc: git commit -m

gp: git push

gcb:git checkout -b

gco: git checkout

gf: git fetch

gcl: clone_repo (an alias for git clone)

clone_repo usage

gcl <user_name> <repo_name> [<dir_name>] [-gh | -gl]

• <user_name>: the GitHub or GitLab username that owns the repository.
• <repo_name>: the name of the repository.
• <dir_name> (optional): the name of the directory where the repository will be cloned. If not provided, it will use the name of the repository. -gh or -gl (optional): specify whether to clone from GitHub (-gh) or GitLab (-gl). The default is GitHub.

Screenshots

Initial Screen

Untracked File [?]

Modified File [*]

Renamed File [~]

Deleted File [-]

Switch Branch

Branch is ahead [!]

New file Added [+]

Branch is behind [ˬˬ]

MISC recommendations

As is toledo is pretty functional and can be used as your daily shell prompt, however if you want extra functionality consider using it alongside oh-my-zsh or anything similar.