ccstatusline-editor

A web-based visual editor for ccstatusline configuration files.

Instead of hand-editing the JSON config, open this in your browser and drag, drop, and click your status line into shape.

Features

• Drag-and-drop widgets within and between status lines
• Widget palette — all 89 widget types grouped and searchable (includes sandbox status, git CI, cache timer, and weekly Fable usage)
• 30 Widget Presets — curated selections for common workflows:
  • Context Watch, Cost Monitor, Project Orientation, Git Full Picture, Token Economy, Focus Mode, Performance Audit, and more
• 68 Color Themes — named palettes (Ocean, Dracula, Gruvbox, Monokai, Tokyo Night, …)
• Auto-separators — insert your chosen separator character between all widgets in one click
• Max lines limit — apply presets truncated to a maximum number of status lines
• Ctrl+S to save directly to ~/.config/ccstatusline/settings.json

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• Flask

Install & run

pip install ccstatusline-editor
ccstatusline-editor

Then open http://localhost:5199 in your browser.

By default the editor reads/writes ~/.config/ccstatusline/settings.json. Point it at a different file with --config:

ccstatusline-editor --config /path/to/settings.json

Editable install

To hack on the editor itself, install it in editable mode so the ccstatusline-editor command runs straight from your working copy:

git clone https://github.com/dpc00/ccstatusline-editor.git
cd ccstatusline-editor
pip install -e .

Usage

1. Palette (left) — drag a widget type onto any line, or double-click to add to the last line
2. Lines (centre) — click a chip to edit color, raw-value/merge/hide, and metadata; drag to reorder; ✕ to remove
3. Schemes (toolbar) — choose a widget preset or color theme and apply in one click
4. + Seps (toolbar) — select a separator character, click to insert between all widgets
5. Save / Ctrl+S — writes back to your ccstatusline settings file

License

MIT