A fish plugin that draws a border after each command.
- If the previous command exceeds
BORDER_MIN_CMD_DURATIONmilliseconds, the duration of the command will be displayed in the border. - If the previous command exited with a non-zero status, the border will be drawn in red, and the exit status will be displayed in the border.
- If the previous command was not found in the
$PATH, the border will be drawn in yellow.
fisher install kpbaks/border.fishThe following variables can be changed to customize the plugin:
| Variable | Default | Description | Constraints |
|---|---|---|---|
BORDER_DELIM |
─ |
The character used to draw the border. | Must have a length of 1 |
BORDER_MIN_CMD_DURATION |
5000 |
The minimum duration of a command before the border is drawn. | Must be a positive integer |
BORDER_MIN_COLUMNS |
80 |
The minimum number of columns before the border is drawn. | Must be a positive integer |
BORDER_ALIGNMENT |
0.5 |
The alignment of the border. | Must be one of: left, center, right, or a percentage between 0.0 and 1.0 |
BORDER_COLOR |
#808080 |
The color of the border when the previous command returned successfully. | Must be a valid color name supported by set_color |
BORDER_COLOR_ERROR |
red |
The color of the border when the previous command returned an error. | Must be a valid color name supported by set_color |
BORDER_COLOR_NOT_FOUND |
yellow |
The color of the border when the previous command was not found. | Must be a valid color name supported by set_color |
- Show
$pipestatusin the border - Show the current time in border with a configurable strftime configuration option.
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