clearshell 0.0.1-alpha-2

A shell environment built with the goal of being simple, clean, and easy to use
# Configure the base module

[base]

enabled = true # Enable the module



    # Configure the clock widget

    [base.widgets.clock]

    enabled = true # Enable the widget

    format = "%H:%M" # The format to display the time using*

    underline = false # If the widget should be underscored or not

    bold = true # If the widget should be displayed in bold or not

    color = "#AC130B" # The color to use when displaying the widget**



    # Enable the path widget

    [base.widgets.path]

    enabled = true # Enable the widget

    depth = 2 # The number of directories to show.***

    underline = true # If the widget should be underscored or not

    bold = false # If the widget should be displayed in bold or not

    color = "rgb(192, 183, 10)" # The color to use when displaying the widget**



# Configure the rust module

[rust]

enabled = true # Enable the module



    # Configure the name widget

    [rust.widgets.name]

    enabled = true # Enable the widget

    underline = true # If the widget should be udnerscored or not

    bold = true # If the widget should be displayed in bold or not

    color = "1 7" # The color to use when displaying the widget**



    [rust.widgets.version]

    enabled = true # Enable the widget

    underline = true # If the widget should be udnerscored or not

    bold = true # If the widget should be displayed in bold or not

    color = "1 7" # The color to use when displaying the widget**







# * See the documentation here:

# https://altriusrs.github.io/clearshell/features/time/formatting/

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# ** Warning, this is not guaranteed to display correctly and may result in some terminals throwing out gibberish. If this happens, please use one of the default color codes which can be found here:

#

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# ***

# 0 - for the whole path

# 1 - for current directory name

# X - any other number will display the appropriate amount of parent directories in the path,

#     or as many as possible given the current directory path