Consider the preview for the Terlar theme:
On my terminal it actually renders like this:
There are issues:
- For certain glyphs like that lightning bolt, the webapp isn't picking the glyphs we'd like see at the terminal.
- There is some bug with the colors likely not changing/ending the way they actually do in a terminal (color of the second line).
- All of the git-aware commands only have an indication and preview of their true nature if you happen to execute them in a git repo.
A PR for 1 is incoming. 2 is caused because that color changes depending on exit status... and for some reason that's always not 0 in the demonstrations I guess.
After looking over how these are rendered, I wonder if fish wouldn't be better off using a Javascript module that is capable of more accurately and fully rendering a string full of ANSI/vt100 escape sequences the same way a terminal would. It would be neat to show color schemes and the prompt together, by feeding something like tty.js actual fish output.
Consider the preview for the Terlar theme:
On my terminal it actually renders like this:
There are issues:
A PR for 1 is incoming. 2 is caused because that color changes depending on exit status... and for some reason that's always not 0 in the demonstrations I guess.
After looking over how these are rendered, I wonder if fish wouldn't be better off using a Javascript module that is capable of more accurately and fully rendering a string full of ANSI/vt100 escape sequences the same way a terminal would. It would be neat to show color schemes and the prompt together, by feeding something like tty.js actual fish output.