ShellP
Click here to watch a demo:
$ echo $$random
64
$ echo $$random
40
$ echo $$tempfile
/tmp/my_temp_file.txt
$ echo $$weekday
Thursday
Advantages over other shells
- Easy to configure (e.g. PS1 value is more readable and easier to make yourself)
- Easy to install without root access
- Variety of values that you can use for PS1, including git branch and execution duration of previous command
Basic Usage
Install ShellP:
pip3 install --user shellp
Start ShellP:
python3 -m shellp
Project Links
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Metadata
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