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This subcommand outputs shell script to be evaluated by your shell on startup. Bronze detects your shell with the BRONZE_SHELL environment variable.
This subcommand shouldn't be called by the user, but by the code init generates. It outputs the prompt.
This variable is an array of every module, in order, you want in your prompt. The elements in this array have three fields separated by colons. The first field is the module name, the second is the background color of the segment, and the third is the foreground color.
For example, if you wanted the dir module with black text on a blue background, the element would be dir:blue:black.
This variable tells bronze what shell you are using. The supported shells are Bash, Zsh, and fish.
This variable is the separator between segments. The default value is \ue0b0.
Example with \ue0b4:
Example with \ue0bc:
This variable is the thin separator between segments of the same background color. The default value is \ue0b1.
This variable is a preset of every icon. Valid values are nerd, unicode, or ascii. It defaults to nerd. For more information, see Icons.
Every icon is completely customizable through environment variables.
There are three presets for icons (which can be set through BRONZE_ICONS):
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nerduses icons from Nerd Fonts -
unicodeuses Unicode (mostly emojis) -
asciiuses only ASCII
The default preset is nerd, but each individual icon can be set with environment variables. The environment variables to set is BRONZE_ICON_[icon name]. For example, if you wanted to set the failed icon to "✗", you would set the environment variable BRONZE_ICON_FAILED to \u2717.
Every icon name can be found on the appropriate module wiki page.
~/.bashrc/~/.zshrc:
export BRONZE_SHELL=$0
BRONZE=(status:black:white dir:blue:black git:green:black cmdtime:magenta:black)
eval "$(bronze init)"~/.config/fish/config.fish:
set -x BRONZE_SHELL fish
set BRONZE status:black:white dir:blue:black git:green:black cmdtime:magenta:black
eval (bronze init)