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├── LICENSE
├── README.md
└── functions/
└── fish_prompt.fish
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FILE: LICENSE
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MIT License
Copyright (c) 2020 Matt Green
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
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furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
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AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.
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FILE: README.md
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# lucid
A minimalist, high-performance fish prompt with async git dirty checks that just work.

## Features
* Classy, minimal left prompt that surfaces only actionable information
* Asynchronous git dirty state prevents prompt-induced lag even on [massive repositories](https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project)
* Shows current git branch/detached HEAD commit, action (if any), and dirty state
* Restrained use of color and Unicode symbols
* Single file, well-commented, zero-dependency implementation
## Installation
### System Requirements
* [Fish](https://fishshell.com/) ≥ 3.1.0
Install with [Fisher](https://github.com/jorgebucaran/fisher):
```console
fisher install mattgreen/lucid.fish
```
## Performance
Initial rendering is fast enough, considering that the LLVM repo has over **361,000 commits**:
```shell
~/Projects/llvm-project on master •
❯ time fish_prompt
~/Projects/llvm-project on master •
❯
________________________________________________________
Executed in 14.05 millis fish external
usr time 5.96 millis 2.10 millis 3.86 millis
sys time 6.87 millis 2.54 millis 4.33 millis
```
lucid fetches most git information synchronously. This minimizes the amount of flicker induced by prompt redraws, which can be distracting. This initial time encompasses:
1. getting the git working directory
2. retrieving the current branch
3. figuring out the current action (merge, rebase)
4. starting the async dirty check
This information is memoized to avoid re-computation during prompt redraws, which occur upon completion of the git dirty check, or window resizes.
## Customization
* `lucid_dirty_indicator`: displayed when a repository is dirty. Default: `•`
* `lucid_clean_indicator`: displayed when a repository is clean. Should be at least as long as `lucid_dirty_indicator` to work around a fish bug. Default: ` ` (a space)
* `lucid_cwd_color`: color used for current working directory. Default: `green`
* `lucid_git_color`: color used for git information. Default: `blue`
* `lucid_git_status_in_home_directory`: if set, git information is also
displayed in the home directory. Default: not set
* `lucid_skip_newline`: if set, doesn't insert a newline before the prompt.
Default: not set
* `lucid_prompt_symbol`: the prompt symbol. Default: `❯`
* `lucid_prompt_symbol_error`: the prompt symbol when an error occurs.
Default: `❯`
* `lucid_prompt_symbol_color`: the color of the prompt symbol.
Default: `$fish_color_normal`
* `lucid_prompt_symbol_error_color`: the color of the prompt symbol when an
error occurs. Default: `$fish_color_normal`
## Design
Each prompt invocation launches a background job responsible for checking dirty status. If the previous job did not complete, it is killed prior to starting a new job. The dirty check job relays the dirty status back to the main shell via an exit code. This works because there's only three distinct states that can result from a dirty check: dirty, not dirty, or error. Systems programming FTW!
After launching the job, the parent process immediately registers a completion handler for the job. In there, we scoop up the exit status, then update the prompt based on what was found.
The rest is book-keeping and careful coding. There may be a few more opportunities for optimization. Send a PR if you find any!
### Previous Design Iterations
The tough problem here is keeping the execution time low, and communicating the dirty status from the job back to the parent.
Here are a few other approaches that didn't pan out:
* **IPC via universal variables**: variable contents are round-tripped by disk, which is a non-starter
* **IPC via named FIFO**: fish is unable to hold the reader side of a named FIFO open, causing writers to block indefinitely
* **IPC via tmpfs**: macOS does not have a `tmpfs` filesystem available by default
* **Other POSIX IPC facilities**: these would necessitate a third-party binary dependency
## Known Issues
* fish has a bug involving multi-line prompts not being redrawn correctly. You usually see this when invoking `fzf`.
* lucid uses a background job to asynchronously fetch dirty status. If you try to exit while a dirty status has not completed, fish will warn you it is still running. Unfortunately, lucid is not able to `disown` the job because it needs to collect the exit status from it.
## License
[MIT](LICENSE)
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FILE: functions/fish_prompt.fish
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# Default appearance options. Override in config.fish if you want.
if ! set -q lucid_dirty_indicator
set -g lucid_dirty_indicator "•"
end
if ! set -q lucid_prompt_symbol
set -g lucid_prompt_symbol "❯"
end
if ! set -q lucid_prompt_symbol_error
set -g lucid_prompt_symbol_error "❯"
end
if ! set -q lucid_prompt_symbol_color
set -g lucid_prompt_symbol_color "$fish_color_normal"
end
if ! set -q lucid_prompt_symbol_error_color
set -g lucid_prompt_symbol_error_color "$fish_color_normal"
end
# This should be set to be at least as long as lucid_dirty_indicator, due to a fish bug
if ! set -q lucid_clean_indicator
set -g lucid_clean_indicator (string replace -r -a '.' ' ' $lucid_dirty_indicator)
end
if ! set -q lucid_cwd_color
set -g lucid_cwd_color green
end
if ! set -q lucid_git_color
set -g lucid_git_color blue
end
# State used for memoization and async calls.
set -g __lucid_cmd_id 0
set -g __lucid_git_state_cmd_id -1
set -g __lucid_git_static ""
set -g __lucid_dirty ""
# Increment a counter each time a prompt is about to be displayed.
# Enables us to distingish between redraw requests and new prompts.
function __lucid_increment_cmd_id --on-event fish_prompt
set __lucid_cmd_id (math $__lucid_cmd_id + 1)
end
# Abort an in-flight dirty check, if any.
function __lucid_abort_check
if set -q __lucid_check_pid
set -l pid $__lucid_check_pid
functions -e __lucid_on_finish_$pid
command kill $pid >/dev/null 2>&1
set -e __lucid_check_pid
end
end
function __lucid_git_status
# Reset state if this call is *not* due to a redraw request
set -l prev_dirty $__lucid_dirty
if test $__lucid_cmd_id -ne $__lucid_git_state_cmd_id
__lucid_abort_check
set __lucid_git_state_cmd_id $__lucid_cmd_id
set __lucid_git_static ""
set __lucid_dirty ""
end
# Fetch git position & action synchronously.
# Memoize results to avoid recomputation on subsequent redraws.
if test -z $__lucid_git_static
# Determine git working directory
set -l git_dir (command git --no-optional-locks rev-parse --absolute-git-dir 2>/dev/null)
if test $status -ne 0
return 1
end
set -l position (command git --no-optional-locks symbolic-ref --short HEAD 2>/dev/null)
if test $status -ne 0
# Denote detached HEAD state with short commit hash
set position (command git --no-optional-locks rev-parse --short HEAD 2>/dev/null)
if test $status -eq 0
set position "@$position"
end
end
# TODO: add bisect
set -l action ""
if test -f "$git_dir/MERGE_HEAD"
set action "merge"
else if test -d "$git_dir/rebase-merge"
set action "rebase"
else if test -d "$git_dir/rebase-apply"
set action "rebase"
end
set -l state $position
if test -n $action
set state "$state <$action>"
end
set -g __lucid_git_static $state
end
# Fetch dirty status asynchronously.
if test -z $__lucid_dirty
if ! set -q __lucid_check_pid
# Compose shell command to run in background
set -l check_cmd "git --no-optional-locks status -unormal --porcelain --ignore-submodules 2>/dev/null | head -n1 | count"
set -l cmd "if test ($check_cmd) != "0"; exit 1; else; exit 0; end"
begin
# Defer execution of event handlers by fish for the remainder of lexical scope.
# This is to prevent a race between the child process exiting before we can get set up.
block -l
set -g __lucid_check_pid 0
command fish --private --command "$cmd" >/dev/null 2>&1 &
set -l pid (jobs --last --pid)
set -g __lucid_check_pid $pid
# Use exit code to convey dirty status to parent process.
function __lucid_on_finish_$pid --inherit-variable pid --on-process-exit $pid
functions -e __lucid_on_finish_$pid
if set -q __lucid_check_pid
if test $pid -eq $__lucid_check_pid
switch $argv[3]
case 0
set -g __lucid_dirty_state 0
if status is-interactive
commandline -f repaint
end
case 1
set -g __lucid_dirty_state 1
if status is-interactive
commandline -f repaint
end
case '*'
set -g __lucid_dirty_state 2
if status is-interactive
commandline -f repaint
end
end
end
end
end
end
end
if set -q __lucid_dirty_state
switch $__lucid_dirty_state
case 0
set -g __lucid_dirty $lucid_clean_indicator
case 1
set -g __lucid_dirty $lucid_dirty_indicator
case 2
set -g __lucid_dirty "<err>"
end
set -e __lucid_check_pid
set -e __lucid_dirty_state
end
end
# Render git status. When in-progress, use previous state to reduce flicker.
set_color $lucid_git_color
echo -n $__lucid_git_static ''
if ! test -z $__lucid_dirty
echo -n $__lucid_dirty
else if ! test -z $prev_dirty
set_color --dim $lucid_git_color
echo -n $prev_dirty
set_color normal
end
set_color normal
end
function __lucid_vi_indicator
if [ $fish_key_bindings = "fish_vi_key_bindings" ]
switch $fish_bind_mode
case "insert"
set_color green
echo -n "[I] "
case "default"
set_color red
echo -n "[N] "
case "visual"
set_color yellow
echo -n "[S] "
case "replace"
set_color blue
echo -n "[R] "
end
set_color normal
end
end
# Suppress default mode prompt
function fish_mode_prompt
end
function fish_prompt
set -l last_pipestatus $pipestatus
set -l cwd (pwd | string replace "$HOME" '~')
if test -z "$lucid_skip_newline"
echo ''
end
set_color $lucid_cwd_color
echo -sn $cwd
set_color normal
if test $cwd != '~'; or test -n "$lucid_git_status_in_home_directory"
set -l git_state (__lucid_git_status)
if test $status -eq 0
echo -sn " on $git_state"
end
end
echo ''
__lucid_vi_indicator
set -l prompt_symbol "$lucid_prompt_symbol"
set -l prompt_symbol_color "$lucid_prompt_symbol_color"
for status_code in $last_pipestatus
if test "$status_code" -ne 0
set prompt_symbol "$lucid_prompt_symbol_error"
set prompt_symbol_color "$lucid_prompt_symbol_error_color"
break
end
end
set_color "$prompt_symbol_color"
echo -n "$prompt_symbol "
set_color normal
end
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