Shiv Venkatasubrahmanyam c09323098a Add shrink-path plugin to shorten directory paths (e.g. ~/f/b/quux) (#5262) | 8 years ago | |
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README.md | 8 years ago | |
shrink-path.plugin.zsh | 8 years ago |
For this directory tree:
/home/
me/
foo/
bar/
quux/
biz/ # The prefix b is ambiguous between bar and biz.
here are the results of calling shrink_path <option> /home/me/foo/bar/quux
:
Option Result
<none> /h/m/f/ba/q
-l|--last /h/m/f/ba/quux
-s|--short /h/m/f/b/q
-t|--tilde ~/f/ba/q
-f|--fish ~/f/b/quux
For a fish-style working directory in your command prompt, add the following to your theme or zshrc:
setopt prompt_subst
PS1='%n@%m $(shrink_path -f)>'
The following options are available:
-f, --fish fish simulation, equivalent to -l -s -t.
-l, --last Print the last directory's full name.
-s, --short Truncate directory names to the first character. Without
-s, names are truncated without making them ambiguous.
-t, --tilde Substitute ~ for the home directory.
-T, --nameddirs Substitute named directories as well.
The long options can also be set via zstyle, like
zstyle :prompt:shrink_path fish yes
Note: Directory names containing two or more consecutive spaces are not yet supported.
Copyright (C) 2008 by Daniel Friesel derf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
License: WTFPL http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl
Ref: http://www.zsh.org/mla/workers/2009/msg00415.html
http://www.zsh.org/mla/workers/2009/msg00419.html
Keywords: prompt directory truncate shrink collapse fish