Zinfo-logger NPM

zinfo

Quickly get information about the current directory, system, and node.

Usage

First, install zinfo-logger globally.

# NPM
$ npm install -g zinfo-logger
# Yarn
$ yarn global add zinfo-logger

Then, optionally add default options to your .BASH_PROFILE or .zshrc (you can see available options below).

export ZINFO_DEFAULTS="cwd-path time-24 node-v"

Finally, run the command.

$ zinfo
~/Desktop/GitHub/zinfo
T 13:30:55
⬢ 11.6.0

Configuration

$ zinfo --help
zinfo [args]

Commands:
  zinfo completion  generate bash completion script

Options:
  --include, -i                Which data to print.
                                              [array] [default: $ZINFO_DEFAULTS]
  --exclude, -e                Data to not print         [array] [default: none]
  --ignore-defaults, -I        Ignore "$ZINFO_DEFAULTS"                [boolean]
  --all, -a                    Include all options                     [boolean]
  --underline, -u              Underline data (but not symbols)
                                      [boolean] [default: $ZINFO_UNDERLINE_DATA]
  --nerdfonts, --nf            Use NerdFont symbols
                                           [boolean] [default: $ZINFO_NERDFONTS]
  --icons-secondary, --dimsym  Use a secondary color symbols
                                     [boolean] [default: $ZINFO_ICONS_SECONDARY]
  --options, --ls              List available options.                 [boolean]
  --version, -v                Show version number                     [boolean]
  --help                       Show help                               [boolean]

Options

Options can be specified by the --include option (see above), or through the $ZINFO_DEFAULTS environment variable.

`cwd-path`

The current directory, in home-relative format.

`cwd-path-absolute`

The current directory's absolute path.

`git-overview`

Information about the current directory's git, if the current directory is a git repository. * means the repository is dirty, and an upwards arrow (⇡) is displayed if there are commits to push, a downwards arrow (⇣) is displayed if there are commits on origin to pull.