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Configuration

::: tip 🔥 Configuration is currently being worked on. Many new configuration options will be available in coming releases. :::

To get started configuring starship, create the following file: ~/.config/starship.toml.

$ touch ~/.config/starship.toml

All configuration for starship is done in this TOML file:

# Don't print a new line at the start of the prompt
add_newline = false

# Replace the "❯" symbol in the prompt with "➜"
[character]      # The name of the module we are configuring is "character"
symbol = "➜"     # The "symbol" segment is being set to "➜"

# Disable the package module, hiding it from the prompt completely
[package]
disabled = true

Terminology

Module: A component in the prompt giving information based on contextual information from your OS. For example, the "nodejs" module shows the version of NodeJS that is currently installed on your computer, if your current directory is a NodeJS project.

Segment: Smaller sub-components that compose a module. For example, the "symbol" segment in the "nodejs" module contains the character that is shown before the version number (⬢ by default).

Here is the representation of the node module. In the following example, "symbol" and "version" are segments within it. Every module also has a prefix and suffix that are the default terminal color.

[prefix]      [symbol]     [version]    [suffix]
 "via "         "⬢"        "v10.4.1"       ""

Style Strings

Most modules in starship allow you to configure their display styles. This is done with an entry (usually called style) which is a string specifying the configuration. Here are some examples of style strings along with what they do. For details on the full syntax, consult the advanced config guide.

"fg:green bg:blue" sets green text on a blue background
"bg:blue fg:bright-green" sets bright green text on a blue background
"bold fg:27" sets bold text with ANSI color 27
"underline bg:#bf5700" sets underlined text on a burnt orange background
"bold italic fg:purple" sets bold italic purple text
"" explicitly disables all styling

Note that what styling looks like will be controlled by your terminal emulator. For example, some terminal emulators will brighten the colors instead of bolding text, and some color themes use the same values for the normal and bright colors. Also, to get italic text, your terminal must support italics.

Prompt

This is the list of prompt-wide configuration options.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`add_newline`	`true`	Add a new line before the start of the prompt.
`prompt_order`	link	Configure the order in which the prompt module occurs.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

# Disable the newline at the start of the prompt
add_newline = false
# Overwrite a default_prompt_order and  use custom prompt_order
prompt_order=["rust","line_break","package","line_break","character"]

Default Prompt Order

The default prompt_order is used to define the order in which modules are shown in the prompt, if empty or no prompt_order is provided. The default is as shown:

prompt_order = [
    "username",
    "hostname",
    "directory",
    "aws",
    "git_branch",
    "git_state",
    "git_status",
    "package",
    "nodejs",
    "ruby",
    "rust",
    "python",
    "golang",
    "java",
    "nix_shell",
    "cmd_duration",
    "line_break",
    "jobs",
    "battery",
    "time",
    "character",
]

AWS

The aws module shows the current AWS profile. This is based on the AWS_PROFILE env var.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `AWS` module
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style used for the module
`symbol`	`"☁️ "`	The symbol before displaying the current AWS profile

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[aws]
style = "bold blue"
symbol = "🅰 "

Battery

The battery module shows how charged the device's battery is and its current charging status. The module is only visible when the device's battery is below 10%.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`full_symbol`	`"•"`	The symbol shown when the battery is full.
`charging_symbol`	`"⇡"`	The symbol shown when the battery is charging.
`discharging_symbol`	`"⇣"`	The symbol shown when the battery is discharging.
`display`	link	Display threshold and style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `battery` module.

There are also options for some uncommon battery states.

Variable	Description
`unknown_symbol`	The symbol shown when the battery state is unknown.
`empty_symbol`	The symbol shown when the battery state is empty.

Note: Battery indicator will be hidden if the status is unknown or empty unless you specify the option in the config.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[battery]
full_symbol = "🔋"
charging_symbol = "⚡️"
discharging_symbol = "💀"

Battery Display

The display configuration option is used to define when the battery indicator should be shown (threshold) and what it looks like (style). If no display is provided. The default is as shown:

[[battery.display]]
threshold = 10
style = "bold red"

Options

The display option is an array of the following table.

Variable	Description
`threshold`	The upper bound for the display option.
`style`	The style used if the display option is in use.

Example

[[battery.display]]  # "bold red" style when capacity is between 0% and 10%
threshold = 10
style = "bold red"

[[battery.display]]  # "bold yellow" style when capacity is between 10% and 30%
threshold = 30
style = "bold yellow"

# when capacity is over 30%, the battery indicator will not be displayed

Character

The character module shows a character (usually an arrow) beside where the text is entered in your terminal.

The character will tell you whether the last command was successful or not. It can do this in two ways: by changing color (red/green) or by changing its shape (❯/✖). The latter will only be done if use_symbol_for_status is set to true.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"❯"`	The symbol used before the text input in the prompt.
`error_symbol`	`"✖"`	The symbol used before text input if the previous command failed.
`use_symbol_for_status`	`false`	Indicate error status by changing the symbol.
`vicmd_symbol`	`"❮"`	The symbol used before the text input in the prompt if shell is in vim normal mode.
`style_success`	`"bold green"`	The style used if the last command was successful.
`style_failure`	`"bold red"`	The style used if the last command failed.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `character` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[character]
symbol = "➜"
error_symbol = "✗"
use_symbol_for_status = true

Command Duration

The cmd_duration module shows how long the last command took to execute. The module will be shown only if the command took longer than two seconds, or the min_time config value, if it exists.

::: warning Do not hook the DEBUG trap in Bash If you are running Starship in bash, do not hook the DEBUG trap after running eval $(starship init $0), or this module will break. :::

Bash users who need preexec-like functionality can use rcaloras's bash_preexec framework. Simply define the arrays preexec_functions and precmd_functions before running eval $(starship init $0), and then proceed as normal.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`min_time`	`2`	Shortest duration to show time for.
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `cmd_duration` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[cmd_duration]
min_time = 4

Variable	Default	Description
`truncation_length`	`3`	The number of parent folders that the current directory should be truncated to.
`truncate_to_repo`	`true`	Whether or not to truncate to the root of the git repo that you're currently in.
`style`	`"bold cyan"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `directory` module.

Variable	Default	Description
`fish_style_pwd_dir_length`	`0`	The number of characters to use when applying fish shell pwd path logic.
`use_logical_path`	`true`	Displays the logical path provided by the shell (`PWD`) instead of the path from the OS.

Git Branch

The git_branch module shows the active branch of the repo in your current directory.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`symbol`	`" "`	The symbol used before the branch name of the repo in your current directory.
`truncation_length`	`2^63 - 1`	Truncates a git branch to X graphemes
`truncation_symbol`	`"…"`	The symbol used to indicate a branch name was truncated. You can use "" for no symbol
`style`	`"bold purple"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `git_branch` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[git_branch]
symbol = "🌱 "
truncation_length = "4"
truncation_symbol = ""

Git State

The git_state module will show in directories which are part of a git repository, and where there is an operation in progress, such as: REBASING, BISECTING, etc. If there is progress information (e.g., REBASING 3/10), that information will be shown too.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`rebase`	`"REBASING"`	The text displayed when a `rebase` is in progress.
`merge`	`"MERGING"`	The text displayed when a `merge` is in progress.
`revert`	`"REVERTING"`	The text displayed when a `revert` is in progress.
`cherry_pick`	`"CHERRY-PICKING"`	The text displayed when a `cherry-pick` is in progress.
`bisect`	`"BISECTING"`	The text displayed when a `bisect` is in progress.
`am`	`"AM"`	The text displayed when an `apply-mailbox` (`git am`) is in progress.
`am_or_rebase`	`"AM/REBASE"`	The text displayed when an ambiguous `apply-mailbox` or `rebase` is in progress.
`progress_divider`	`"/"`	The symbol or text which will separate the current and total progress amounts. (e.g., `" of "`, for `"3 of 10"`)
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `git_state` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[git_state]
progress_divider = " of "
cherry_pick = "🍒 PICKING"

Git Status

The git_status module shows symbols representing the state of the repo in your current directory.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`conflicted`	`"="`	This branch has merge conflicts.
`ahead`	`"⇡"`	This branch is ahead of the branch being tracked.
`behind`	`"⇣"`	This branch is behind of the branch being tracked.
`diverged`	`"⇕"`	This branch has diverged from the branch being tracked.
`untracked`	`"?"`	There are untracked files in the working directory.
`stashed`	`"$"`	A stash exists for the local repository.
`modified`	`"!"`	There are file modifications in the working directory.
`staged`	`"+"`	A new file has been added to the staging area.
`renamed`	`"»"`	A renamed file has been added to the staging area.
`deleted`	`"✘"`	A file's deletion has been added to the staging area.
`show_sync_count`	`false`	Show ahead/behind count of the branch being tracked.
`prefix`	`[`	Prefix to display immediately before git status.
`suffix`	`]`	Suffix to display immediately after git status.
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `git_status` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[git_status]
conflicted = "🏳"
ahead = "🏎💨"
behind = "😰"
diverged = "😵"
untracked = "🤷‍"
stashed = "📦"
modified = "📝"
staged = "➕"
renamed = "👅"
deleted = "🗑"

Golang

The golang module shows the currently installed version of Golang. The module will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current directory contains a go.mod file
The current directory contains a go.sum file
The current directory contains a glide.yaml file
The current directory contains a Gopkg.yml file
The current directory contains a Gopkg.lock file
The current directory contains a Godeps directory
The current directory contains a file with the .go extension

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"🐹 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of Golang.
`style`	`"bold cyan"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `golang` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[golang]
symbol = "🏎💨 "

Hostname

The hostname module shows the system hostname.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`ssh_only`	`true`	Only show hostname when connected to an SSH session.
`prefix`	`""`	Prefix to display immediately before the hostname.
`suffix`	`""`	Suffix to display immediately after the hostname.
`style`	`"bold dimmed green"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `hostname` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[hostname]
ssh_only = false
prefix = "⟪"
suffix = "⟫"
disabled = false

Jobs

The jobs module shows the current number of jobs running. The module will be shown only if there are background jobs running. The module will show the number of jobs running if there is more than 1 job, or more than the threshold config value, if it exists.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"✦ "`	The symbol used before displaying the number of jobs.
`threshold`	`1`	Show number of jobs if exceeded.
`style`	`"bold blue"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `jobs` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[jobs]
symbol = "+ "
threshold = 4

Line Break

The line_break module separates the prompt into two lines.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `line_break` module, making the prompt a single line.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[line_break]
disabled = true

Nix-shell

The nix_shell module shows the nix-shell environment. The module will be shown when inside a nix-shell environment.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`use_name`	`false`	Display the name of the nix-shell.
`impure_msg`	`impure`	Customize the "impure" msg.
`pure_msg`	`pure`	Customize the "pure" msg.
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `nix_shell` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[nix_shell]
disabled = true
use_name = true
impure_msg = "impure shell"
pure_msg = "pure shell"

Java

The java module shows the currently installed version of Java. The module will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current directory contains a pom.xml or build.gradle file
The current directory contains a file with the .java, .class or .jar extension

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"☕ "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of Java.
`style`	`"dimmed red"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `java` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[java]
symbol = "🌟 "

NodeJS

The nodejs module shows the currently installed version of NodeJS. The module will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current directory contains a package.json file
The current directory contains a node_modules directory
The current directory contains a file with the .js extension

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"⬢ "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of NodeJS.
`style`	`"bold green"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `nodejs` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[nodejs]
symbol = "🤖 "

Package Version

The package module is shown when the current directory is the repository for a package, and shows its current version. The module currently supports npm, cargo, and poetry packages.

npm – The npm package version is extracted from the package.json present in the current directory
cargo – The cargo package version is extracted from the Cargo.toml present in the current directory
poetry – The poetry package version is extracted from the pyproject.toml present in the current directory

⚠️ The version being shown is that of the package whose source code is in your current directory, not your package manager.

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"📦 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version the package.
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `package` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[package]
symbol = "🎁 "

Python

The python module shows the currently installed version of Python.

If pyenv_version_name is set to true, it will display the pyenv version name.

Otherwise, it will display the version number from python --version and show the current Python virtual environment if one is activated.

The module will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current directory contains a .python-version file
The current directory contains a requirements.txt file
The current directory contains a pyproject.toml file
The current directory contains a file with the .py extension
The current directory contains a Pipfile file
The current directory contains a tox.ini file

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"🐍 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of Python.
`pyenv_version_name`	`false`	Use pyenv to get Python version
`pyenv_prefix`	`"pyenv "`	Prefix before pyenv version display (default display is `pyenv MY_VERSION`)
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `python` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[python]
symbol = "👾 "
pyenv_version_name = true
pyenv_prefix = "foo "

Ruby

The ruby module shows the currently installed version of Ruby. The module will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current directory contains a Gemfile file
The current directory contains a .rb file

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"💎 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of Ruby.
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `ruby` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[ruby]
symbol = "🔺 "

Rust

The rust module shows the currently installed version of Rust. The module will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current directory contains a Cargo.toml file
The current directory contains a file with the .rs extension

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"🦀 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of Rust.
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `rust` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[rust]
symbol = "⚙️ "

Time

The time module shows the current local time. The format configuration value is used by the chrono crate to control how the time is displayed. Take a look at the chrono strftime docs to see what options are available.

::: tip This module is disabled by default. To enable it, set disabled to false in your configuration file. :::

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`12hr`	`false`	Enables 12 hour formatting
`format`	see below	The chrono format string used to format the time.
`style`	`bold yellow`	The style for the module time
`disabled`	`true`	Disables the `time` module.

If 12hr is true, then format defaults to "%r". Otherwise, it defaults to "%T". Manually setting format will override the 12hr setting.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[time]
disabled = false
format = "🕙[ %T ]"

Username

The username module shows active user's username. The module will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current user is root
The current user isn't the same as the one that is logged in
The user is currently connected as an SSH session
The variable show_always is set to true

Options

Variable	Default	Description
`style_root`	`"bold red"`	The style used when the user is root.
`style_user`	`"bold yellow"`	The style used for non-root users.
`show_always`	`false`	Always shows the `username` module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `username` module.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[username]
disabled = true

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Configuration

Terminology

Style Strings

Prompt

Options

Example

Default Prompt Order

AWS

Options

Example

Battery

Options

Example

Battery Display

Options

Example

Character

Options

Example

Command Duration

Options

Example

Directory

Options

Example

Git Branch

Options

Example

Git State

Options

Example

Git Status

Options

Example

Golang

Options

Example

Hostname

Options

Example

Jobs

Options

Example

Line Break

Options

Example

Nix-shell

Options

Example

Java

Options

Example

NodeJS

Options

Example

Package Version

Options

Example

Python

Options

Example

Ruby

Options

Example

Rust

Options

Example

Time

Options

Example

Username

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Example

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