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Char char
char is a section responsible for rendering a prompt character. By default, Spaceship uses ➜ as a prompt character.
When the previous command was executed successfully, the prompt character is green (SPACESHIP_CHAR_COLOR_SUCCESS). Otherwise, if the previous command exited with non-zero code, the prompt character is red (SPACESHIP_CHAR_COLOR_FAILURE).
Changing prompt character for the root user
By default, Spaceship doesn't change prompt character when executing commands as a root user. You can change the custom root prompt by setting a SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL_ROOT option.
SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL_ROOT="#"
Options
| Variable | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
SPACESHIP_CHAR_PREFIX |
|
Prefix before prompt character |
SPACESHIP_CHAR_SUFFIX |
|
Suffix after prompt character |
SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL |
➜ |
Prompt character to be shown before any command |
SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL_SUCCESS |
$SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL |
Prompt character to be shown after successful command |
SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL_FAILURE |
$SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL |
Prompt character to be shown after failed command |
SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL_ROOT |
$SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL |
Prompt character to be shown before any command for the root user |
SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL_SECONDARY |
$SPACESHIP_CHAR_SYMBOL |
Secondary prompt character to be shown for incomplete commands |
SPACESHIP_CHAR_COLOR_SUCCESS |
green |
Color of prompt character if last command completes successfully |
SPACESHIP_CHAR_COLOR_FAILURE |
red |
Color of prompt character if last command returns non-zero exit-code |
SPACESHIP_CHAR_COLOR_SECONDARY |
yellow |
Color of secondary prompt character |