dotfiles/dot_config/nushell/nu_scripts/modules/prompt/powerline

configuration

use power.nu
    use power_git.nu
    power inject 0 1 {source: git,   color: '#504945'}
    use power_kube.nu
    power inject 1 2 {source: kube,  color: '#504945'} {
        context: cyan
    } {
        reverse: true
        separator: '@'
    }
    use power_utils.nu
    power inject 0 1 {source: atuin, color: '#4C4B4A'}
    power set time null { style: compact }
power init

or

$env.NU_POWER_SCHEMA = [
    [
        {source: pwd,   color: '#353230'}
        {source: git,   color: '#504945'}
    ]
    [
        {source: proxy, color: 'dark_gray'}
        {source: host,  color: '#353230'}
        {source: kube,  color: '#504945'}
        {source: time,  color: '#666560'}
    ]
]

use power.nu
    use power_git.nu
    use power_kube.nu
power init

$env.NU_POWER_SCHEMA support configuring dynamically

mode

• $env.NU_POWER_MODE = '<power|fast>' fast mode and default mode (experimental)
• $env.NU_POWER_DECORATOR = '<power|plain>' power mode and plain mode
• $env.NU_POWER_FRAME = '<default|fill>' two line prompt (experimental)

benchmark

$env.NU_POWER_BENCHMARK = true

Then execute a few commands casually, such as pressing the Enter key continuously. then execute

$env.NU_POWER_MODE = 'fast' # or 'power'

Go ahead and press enter, Execute power timelog to analyze the results.

power analyze

todo

• source return null for hiding
• in fast mode, there is still a problem with hideable components on the left
• proxy stat invalid in plain mode
  • '<<' not longer hide separator in fast mode
• implement power eject
• $env.config.menus[].maker can be restored
• support color theme
• refactor: theme/decorator/frame/schema