A Zsh plugin written in bash which provides a more granular information about git repositories.
The Enhanced Git Prompt can show information about the current branch/hash name, it can tell if there is an upstream branch being tracked and the difference in commits between the upstream. When there is any stash entries a flag will also be shown.
The prompt can also provide information about the status of a repository. It will display the amount of modified and deleted files and the ones which are staged, untracked and conflicted.
| Symbol | Color | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| ✗ | red | current branch has no upstream |
| ↑n | cyan | ahead of upstream by n commits |
| ↓n | yellow | behind of upstream by n commits |
| ⚑ | yellow | there is a stash entry |
| Symbol | Color | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| +n | blue | there are n modified files |
| -n | red | there are n deleted files |
| ●n | yellow | there are n staged files |
| ●n | cyan | there are n untracked files |
| !n | red | there are n conflicted files |
| ✔ | green | repository is clean |
This first example displays a repository current on develop branch with 4 modified, 3 deleted, 2 staged files and one untracked change.
On the example below, there is a clean repository on the feature branch with no upstream branch being tracked.
On the last example, there is a clean repository on the feature branch ahead of the upstream branch by 1 commit and behind by 2.
- Create a new folder called
git-prompt-enhancedinside~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins. - Copy the
git-prompt-enhanced.plugin.zshscript to the new folder. - Add the plugin
git-prompt-enhancedto yourpluginsvariable on your.zshrcfile.plugins=( ... git-prompt-enhanced )
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