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@kovdmm/bpp

v1.0.2

Published

Git-aware Bash prompt with colors, icons, themes, and a setup CLI

Readme

@kovdmm/bpp (bash-pretty-prompt)

image

Git-aware Bash prompt with 24-bit colors, Nerd Fonts, and multiple themes.

Installation (npm)

npm install --global @kovdmm/bpp
bpp setup

The setup command:

  • creates env.sh from example.env.sh (if needed);
  • adds prompt integration to ~/.bashrc;
  • updates the path automatically if package location changes;
  • resolves the installed package directory even when the bpp executable lives in a separate global bin directory (for example on macOS).

After setup, start a new shell session:

bash

Configuration

The prompt is configured via env.sh in the installed package directory.

You can either edit env.sh directly or use CLI commands:

bpp theme involved
bpp icons nerd_font
bpp separators powerline
bpp status enable

Available values:

  • theme: simple, pretty, minimalistic, involved
  • icons: nerd_font, emoji, none
  • separators: powerline, unicode, none
  • status: enable, disable

CLI

bpp setup
bpp theme <theme-name>
bpp icons <preset>
bpp separators <preset>
bpp status <enable|disable>
bpp help

Requirements

  • Bash shell
  • Node.js + npm
  • Optional: Nerd Font for icon rendering

For Contributors

Contributor and architecture docs are in docs/README.md.