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powerlevel9k-built-with-segment

A "built with" segment for powerlevel9k, showing framework/language/library/build-tool icons.

example

Installation

This powerlevel9k segment is written in bash but does have a dependency on having jq installed.

First Option

  • Copy and paste the contents of built-with-segment.sh into your .zshrc.
  • Restart your terminal to source the changes.
  • Intall dependency brew update and brew install jq.
  • Finally update your POWERLEVEL9K_RIGHT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS.
POWERLEVEL9K_RIGHT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS=(
    nvm
    custom_built_with // new line
    background_jobs
    ram
)

Second Option

  • Create a new file $HOME/.built-with-segment.sh and paste the code.
  • Add a line of code to your .zshrc to source the file.
source ~/.built-with-segment.sh
ZSH_THEME="powerlevel9k/powerlevel9k"
  • Intall dependency brew update and brew install jq.
  • Finally update your POWERLEVEL9K_RIGHT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS.
POWERLEVEL9K_RIGHT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS=(
    nvm
    custom_built_with // new line
    background_jobs
    ram
)

You will also need to place built-with-config.json in your $HOME dir

Defining a new type of framework/language/library/build-tool

What defines a project can be set in the built-with-config.json.

There are 7 keys that you can provide.

  • name = the name of the framework/language/library/build-tool
    • (not used in the code but included for the user)
  • icon = the nerdfont icon to use
  • type = framework | language | library | build-tool
  • keyExists = check for the existence of this key in package.json
  • keyAbsent = check this key doesn't appear in package.json
  • fileExists = check for the existence of this file in the current folder
  • showIcon = if found should the icon be shown
  • showVersion = if found should the version number be shown
    • (this only works if a keyExists is also provided)

The three checks keyExists, keyAbsent, fileExists if included must all be true for the item to be found, see below for examples.

Examples

Angular cli app

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Snippet of how the config would look in built-with-config.json ⬇️

[
  {
    "name": "typescript",
    "type": "language",
    "showIcon": true,
    "showVersion": false,
    "icon": "\ue628",
    "keyExists": "typescript"
  },
  {
    "name": "javascript",
    "type": "language",
    "showIcon": true,
    "showVersion": false,
    "icon": "\ue781",
    "fileExists": "package.json",
    "keyAbsent": "typescript"
  },
  {
    "name": "angular",
    "type": "framework",
    "showIcon": true,
    "showVersion": true,
    "icon": "\ufbb0",
    "keyExists": "@angular/core"
  }
]

A very 2014 frontend

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Snippet of how the config would look in built-with-config.json ⬇️

[
  {
    "name": "javascript",
    "type": "language",
    "showIcon": true,
    "showVersion": false,
    "icon": "\ue781",
    "fileExists": "package.json",
    "keyAbsent": "typescript"
  },
  {
    "name": "grunt",
    "type": "build_tool",
    "showIcon": true,
    "showVersion": false,
    "icon": "\ue611",
    "keyExists": "grunt"
  },
  {
    "name": "bower",
    "type": "build_tool",
    "showIcon": true,
    "showVersion": false,
    "icon": "\ue61a",
    "keyExists": "bower"
  }
]

React app

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Snippet of how the config would look in built-with-config.json ⬇️

[
  {
    "name": "javascript",
    "type": "language",
    "showIcon": true,
    "showVersion": false,
    "icon": "\ue781",
    "fileExists": "package.json",
    "keyAbsent": "typescript"
  },
  {
    "name": "react",
    "type": "framework",
    "showIcon": true,
    "showVersion": false,
    "icon": "\ue625",
    "keyExists": "react"
  }
]

Just a folder

If nothing is found the segment is omitted.

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iTerm2

I had a few issues when using powerlevel9k with iTerm2, I thought i'd document the solutions here in case it helps.

Icons aren't displaying and i've set a nerdfont patched font

  • Answer: Set it as both the font and Non-ASCII Font in Preferences > Profiles > Text

The bar and bar cap are different colours

  • Answer: check keep background colours opaque in Preferences > Profiles > Window