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Configuration

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

mkdir -p ~/.config && 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"
success_symbol = "[➜](bold green)"     # The "success_symbol" segment is being set to "➜" with the color "bold green"

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

You can change default starship.toml file location with STARSHIP_CONFIG environment variable:

export STARSHIP_CONFIG=~/.starship

Equivalently in PowerShell (Windows) would be adding this line to your $PROFILE:

$ENV:STARSHIP_CONFIG = "$HOME\.starship"

Logging

By default starship logs warnings and errors into a file named ~/.cache/starship/session_${STARSHIP_SESSION_KEY}.log, where the session key is corresponding to a instance of your terminal. This, however can be changed using the STARSHIP_CACHE environment variable:

export STARSHIP_CACHE=~/.starship/cache

Equivalently in PowerShell (Windows) would be adding this line to your $PROFILE:

$ENV:STARSHIP_CACHE = "$HOME\AppData\Local\Temp"

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.

Variable: Smaller sub-components that contains information provided by the module. For example, the "version" variable in the "nodejs" module contains the current version of NodeJS.

By convention, most modules have a prefix of default terminal color (e.g. via in "nodejs") and an empty space as a suffix.

Format Strings

Format strings are the format that a module prints all its variables with. Most modules have an entry called format that configures the display format of the module. You can use texts, variables and text groups in a format string.

Variable

A variable contains a $ symbol followed by the name of the variable. The name of a variable only contains letters, numbers and _.

For example:

$version is a format string with a variable named version.
$git_branch$git_commit is a format string with two variables named git_branch and git_commit.
$git_branch $git_commit has the two variables separated with a space.

Text Group

A text group is made up of two different parts.

The first part, which is enclosed in a [], is a format string. You can add texts, variables, or even nested text groups in it.

In the second part, which is enclosed in a (), is a style string. This can be used style the first part.

For example:

[on](red bold) will print a string on with bold text colored red.
[⬢ $version](bold green) will print a symbol ⬢ followed by the content of variable version, with bold text colored green.
[a [b](red) c](green) will print a b c with b red, and a and c green.

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.

Conditional Format Strings

A conditional format string wrapped in ( and ) will not render if all variables inside are empty.

For example:

(@$region) will show nothing if the variable region is None, otherwise @ followed by the value of region.
(some text) will always show nothing since there are no variables wrapped in the braces.
When $all is a shortcut for \[$a$b\] , ($all) will show nothing only if $a and $b are both None. This works the same as (\[$a$b\] ).

Escapable characters

The following symbols have special usage in a format string. If you want to print the following symbols, you have to escape them with a backslash (\).

$
\
[
]
(
)

Note that toml has its own escape syntax. It is recommended to use a literal string ('') in your config. If you want to use a basic string (""), pay attention to escape the backslash \.

For example, when you want to print a $ symbol on a new line, the following configs for format are equivalent:

# with basic string
format = "\n\\$"

# with multiline basic string
format = """

\\$"""

# with literal string
format = '''

\$'''

Prompt

This is the list of prompt-wide configuration options.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	link	Configure the format of the prompt.
`scan_timeout`	`30`	Timeout for starship to scan files (in milliseconds).
`add_newline`	`true`	Add a new line before the start of the prompt.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

# Use custom format
format = """
[┌───────────────────>](bold green)
[│](bold green)$directory$rust$package
[└─>](bold green) """

# Wait 10 milliseconds for starship to check files under the current directory.
scan_timeout = 10

# Disable the newline at the start of the prompt
add_newline = false

Default Prompt Format

The default format is used to define the format of the prompt, if empty or no format is provided. The default is as shown:

format = "$all"

# Which is equivalent to
format = """
$username\
$hostname\
$shlvl\
$kubernetes\
$directory\
$git_branch\
$git_commit\
$git_state\
$git_status\
$hg_branch\
$docker_context\
$package\
$cmake\
$dart\
$dotnet\
$elixir\
$elm\
$erlang\
$golang\
$helm\
$java\
$julia\
$nim\
$nodejs\
$ocaml\
$perl\
$php\
$purescript\
$python\
$ruby\
$rust\
$swift\
$terraform\
$zig\
$nix_shell\
$conda\
$memory_usage\
$aws\
$gcloud\
$env_var\
$crystal\
$cmd_duration\
$custom\
$line_break\
$jobs\
$battery\
$time\
$status\
$character"""

AWS

The aws module shows the current AWS region and profile. This is based on AWS_REGION, AWS_DEFAULT_REGION, and AWS_PROFILE env var with ~/.aws/config file.

When using aws-vault the profile is read from the AWS_VAULT env var.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`'on [$symbol$profile($$region$)]($style) '`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"☁️ "`	The symbol used before displaying the current AWS profile.
`region_aliases`		Table of region aliases to display in addition to the AWS name.
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `AWS` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
region	`ap-northeast-1`	The current AWS region
profile	`astronauts`	The current AWS profile
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Examples

Display everything

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[aws]
format = 'on [$symbol$profile(\($region\))]($style) '
style = "bold blue"
symbol = "🅰 "
[aws.region_aliases]
ap-southeast-2 = "au"
us-east-1 = "va"

Display region

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[aws]
format = "on [$symbol$region]($style) "
style = "bold blue"
symbol = "🅰 "
[aws.region_aliases]
ap-southeast-2 = "au"
us-east-1 = "va"

Display profile

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[aws]
format = "on [$symbol$profile]($style) "
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

Option	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.
`format`	`"[$symbol$percentage]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`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.

Option	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:

changing color (red/green)
changing shape (❯/✖)

By default it only changes color. If you also want to change it's shape take a look at this example.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"$symbol "`	The format string used before the text input.
`success_symbol`	`"[❯](bold green)"`	The format string used before the text input if the previous command succeeded.
`error_symbol`	`"[❯](bold red)"`	The format string used before the text input if the previous command failed.
`vicmd_symbol`	`"[❮](bold green)"`	The format string used before the text input if the shell is in vim normal mode.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `character` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
symbol		A mirror of either `success_symbol`, `error_symbol` or `vicmd_symbol`

Examples

With custom error shape

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[character]
success_symbol = "[➜](bold green) "
error_symbol = "[✗](bold red) "

Without custom error shape

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[character]
success_symbol = "[➜](bold green) "
error_symbol = "[➜](bold red) "

With custom vim shape

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[character]
vicmd_symbol = "[V](bold green) "

CMake

The cmake module shows the currently installed version of CMake if:

The current directory contains a CMakeLists.txt file

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"喝 "`	The symbol used before the version of cmake.
`style`	`"bold blue"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `cmake` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v3.17.3`	The version of cmake
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

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

Option	Default	Description
`min_time`	`2_000`	Shortest duration to show time for (in milliseconds).
`show_milliseconds`	`false`	Show milliseconds in addition to seconds for the duration.
`format`	`"took [$duration]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `cmd_duration` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
duration	`16m40s`	The time it took to execute the command
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[cmd_duration]
min_time = 500
format = "underwent [$duration](bold yellow)"

Conda

The conda module shows the current conda environment, if $CONDA_DEFAULT_ENV is set.

::: tip

This does not suppress conda's own prompt modifier, you may want to run conda config --set changeps1 False.

:::

Options

Option	Default	Description
`truncation_length`	`1`	The number of directories the environment path should be truncated to, if the environment was created via `conda create -p [path]`. `0` means no truncation. Also see the `directory` module.
`symbol`	`"🅒 "`	The symbol used before the environment name.
`style`	`"bold green"`	The style for the module.
`format`	`"[$symbol$environment]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`ignore_base`	`true`	Ignores `base` environment when activated.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `conda` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
environment	`astronauts`	The current conda environment
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[conda]
format = "[$symbol$environment](dimmed green) "

Crystal

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

The current directory contains a shard.yml file
The current directory contains a .cr file

Options

Option	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"🔮 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of crystal.
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `crystal` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v0.32.1`	The version of `crystal`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[crystal]
format = "via [✨ $version](bold blue) "

Dart

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

The current directory contains a file with .dart extension
The current directory contains a .dart_tool directory
The current directory contains a pubspec.yaml or pubspec.lock file

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"🎯 "`	A format string representing the symbol of Dart
`style`	`"bold blue"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `dart` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v2.8.4`	The version of `dart`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[dart]
format = "via [🔰 $version](bold red) "

Option	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.
`format`	`"[$path]($style)[$read_only]($read_only_style) "`	The format for the module.
`style`	`"bold cyan"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `directory` module.
`read_only`	`"🔒"`	The symbol indicating current directory is read only.
`read_only_style`	`"red"`	The style for the read only symbol.
`truncation_symbol`	`""`	The symbol to prefix to truncated paths. eg: "…/"

Advanced Option	Default	Description
`substitutions`		A table of substitutions to be made to the path.
`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.

Variable	Example	Description
path	`"D:/Projects"`	The current directory path
style*	`"black bold dimmed"`	Mirrors the value of option `style`

Docker Context

The docker_context module shows the currently active Docker context if it's not set to default.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$context]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"🐳 "`	The symbol used before displaying the Docker context.
`style`	`"blue bold"`	The style for the module.
`only_with_files`	`false`	Only show when there's a `docker-compose.yml` or `Dockerfile` in the current directory.
`disabled`	`true`	Disables the `docker_context` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
context	`test_context`	The current docker context
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[docker_context]
format = "via [🐋 $context](blue bold)"

Dotnet

The dotnet module shows the relevant version of the .NET Core SDK for the current directory. If the SDK has been pinned in the current directory, the pinned version is shown. Otherwise the module shows the latest installed version of the SDK.

This module will only be shown in your prompt when one or more of the following files are present in the current directory:

global.json
project.json
Directory.Build.props
Directory.Build.targets
Packages.props
*.sln
*.csproj
*.fsproj
*.xproj

You'll also need the .NET Core SDK installed in order to use it correctly.

Internally, this module uses its own mechanism for version detection. Typically it is twice as fast as running dotnet --version, but it may show an incorrect version if your .NET project has an unusual directory layout. If accuracy is more important than speed, you can disable the mechanism by setting heuristic = false in the module options.

The module will also show the Target Framework Moniker (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/frameworks#supported-target-framework-versions) when there is a csproj file in the current directory.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"v[$symbol$version( 🎯 $tfm)]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"•NET "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of dotnet.
`heuristic`	`true`	Use faster version detection to keep starship snappy.
`style`	`"bold blue"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `dotnet` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v3.1.201`	The version of `dotnet` sdk
tfm	`netstandard2.0`	The Target Framework Moniker that the current project is targeting
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[dotnet]
symbol = "🥅 "
style = "green"
heuristic = false

Elixir

The elixir module shows the currently installed version of Elixir and Erlang/OTP. The module will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current directory contains a mix.exs file.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"💧 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of Elixir/Erlang.
`style`	`"bold purple"`	The style for the module.
`format`	`'via [$symbol$version $OTP $otp_version$]($style) '`	The format for the module elixir.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `elixir` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v1.10`	The version of `elixir`
otp_version		The otp version of `elixir`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[elixir]
symbol = "🔮 "

Elm

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

The current directory contains a elm.json file
The current directory contains a elm-package.json file
The current directory contains a .elm-version file
The current directory contains a elm-stuff folder
The current directory contains a *.elm files

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"🌳 "`	A format string representing the symbol of Elm.
`style`	`"cyan bold"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `elm` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v0.19.1`	The version of `elm`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[elm]
format = "via [ $version](cyan bold) "

Environment Variable

The env_var module displays the current value of a selected environment variable. The module will be shown only if any of the following conditions are met:

The variable configuration option matches an existing environment variable
The variable configuration option is not defined, but the default configuration option is

Options

Option	Default	Description
`symbol`		The symbol used before displaying the variable value.
`variable`		The environment variable to be displayed.
`default`		The default value to be displayed when the selected variable is not defined.
`format`	`"with [$env_value]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `env_var` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
env_value	`Windows NT` (if variable would be `$OS`)	The environment value of option `variable`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*	`black bold dimmed`	Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[env_var]
variable = "SHELL"
default = "unknown shell"

Erlang

The erlang module shows the currently installed version of Erlang/OTP. The module will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current directory contains a rebar.config file.
The current directory contains a erlang.mk file.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`symbol`	`" "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of erlang.
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `erlang` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v22.1.3`	The version of `erlang`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[erlang]
format = "via [e $version](bold red) "

Gcloud

The gcloud module shows the current configuration for gcloud CLI. This is based on the ~/.config/gcloud/active_config file and the ~/.config/gcloud/configurations/config_{CONFIG NAME} file and the CLOUDSDK_CONFIG env var.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`'on [$symbol$account($$region$)]($style) '`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"☁️ "`	The symbol used before displaying the current GCP profile.
`region_aliases`		Table of region aliases to display in addition to the GCP name.
`style`	`"bold blue"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `gcloud` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
region	`us-central1`	The current GCP region
account	`foo@example.com`	The current GCP profile
project		The current GCP project
active	`default`	The active config name written in `~/.config/gcloud/active_config`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Examples

Display account and project

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[gcloud]
format = 'on [$symbol$account(\($project\))]($style) '

Display active config name only

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[gcloud]
format = "[$symbol$active]($style) "
style = "bold yellow"

Display account and aliased region

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[gcloud]
symbol = "️🇬️ "
[gcloud.region_aliases]
us-central1 = "uc1"
asia-northeast1 = "an1"

Git Branch

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

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"on [$symbol$branch]($style) "`	The format for the module. Use `"$branch"` to refer to the current branch name.
`symbol`	`" "`	A format string representing the symbol of git branch.
`style`	`"bold purple"`	The style for the module.
`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.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `git_branch` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
branch	`master`	The current branch name, falls back to `HEAD` if there's no current branch (e.g. git detached HEAD).
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

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

Git Commit

The git_commit module shows the current commit hash of the repo in your current directory.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`commit_hash_length`	`7`	The length of the displayed git commit hash.
`format`	`'[$$hash$]($style) '`	The format for the module.
`style`	`"bold green"`	The style for the module.
`only_detached`	`true`	Only show git commit hash when in detached HEAD state
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `git_commit` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
hash	`b703eb3`	The current git commit hash
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[git_commit]
commit_hash_length = 4

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

Option	Default	Description
`rebase`	`"REBASING"`	A format string displayed when a `rebase` is in progress.
`merge`	`"MERGING"`	A format string displayed when a `merge` is in progress.
`revert`	`"REVERTING"`	A format string displayed when a `revert` is in progress.
`cherry_pick`	`"CHERRY-PICKING"`	A format string displayed when a `cherry-pick` is in progress.
`bisect`	`"BISECTING"`	A format string displayed when a `bisect` is in progress.
`am`	`"AM"`	A format string displayed when an `apply-mailbox` (`git am`) is in progress.
`am_or_rebase`	`"AM/REBASE"`	A format string displayed when an ambiguous `apply-mailbox` or `rebase` is in progress.
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`format`	`'$[$state( $progress_current/$progress_total)]($style)$ '`	The format for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `git_state` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
state	`REBASING`	The current state of the repo
progress_current	`1`	The current operation progress
progress_total	`2`	The total operation progress
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[git_state]
format = '[\($state( $progress_current of $progress_total)\)]($style) '
cherry_pick = "[🍒 PICKING](bold red)"

Git Status

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

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`'([\[$all_status$ahead_behind\]]($style) )'`	The default format for `git_status`
`conflicted`	`"="`	This branch has merge conflicts.
`ahead`	`"⇡"`	The format of `ahead`
`behind`	`"⇣"`	The format of `behind`
`diverged`	`"⇕"`	The format of `diverged`
`untracked`	`"?"`	The format of `untracked`
`stashed`	`"$"`	The format of `stashed`
`modified`	`"!"`	The format of `modified`
`staged`	`"+"`	The format of `staged`
`renamed`	`"»"`	The format of `renamed`
`deleted`	`"✘"`	The format of `deleted`
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `git_status` module.

Variables

The following variables can be used in format:

Variable	Description
`all_status`	Shortcut for`$conflicted$stashed$deleted$renamed$modified$staged$untracked`
`ahead_behind`	Displays `diverged` `ahead` or `behind` format string based on the current status of the repo
`conflicted`	Displays `conflicted` when this branch has merge conflicts.
`untracked`	Displays `untracked` when there are untracked files in the working directory.
`stashed`	Displays `stashed` when a stash exists for the local repository.
`modified`	Displays `modified` when there are file modifications in the working directory.
`staged`	Displays `staged` when a new file has been added to the staging area.
`renamed`	Displays `renamed` when a renamed file has been added to the staging area.
`deleted`	Displays `deleted` when a file's deletion has been added to the staging area.
style*	Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

The following variables can be used in diverged:

Variable	Description
`ahead_count`	Number of commits ahead of the tracking branch
`behind_count`	Number of commits behind the tracking branch

The following variables can be used in conflicted, ahead, behind, untracked, stashed, modified, staged, renamed and deleted:

Variable	Description
`count`	Show the number of files

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[git_status]
conflicted = "🏳"
ahead = "🏎💨"
behind = "😰"
diverged = "😵"
untracked = "🤷‍"
stashed = "📦"
modified = "📝"
staged = '[++\($count\)](green)'
renamed = "👅"
deleted = "🗑"

Show ahead/behind count of the branch being tracked

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[git_status]
ahead = "⇡${count}"
diverged = "⇕⇡${ahead_count}⇣${behind_count}"
behind = "⇣${count}"

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 .go-version file
The current directory contains a Godeps directory
The current directory contains a file with the .go extension

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"🐹 "`	A format string representing the symbol of Go.
`style`	`"bold cyan"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `golang` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v1.12.1`	The version of `go`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[golang]
format = "via [🏎💨 $version](bold cyan) "

Helm

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

The current directory contains a helmfile.yaml file
The current directory contains a Chart.yaml file

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"⎈ "`	A format string representing the symbol of Helm.
`style`	`"bold white"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `helm` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v3.1.1`	The version of `helm`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[helm]
format = "via [⎈ $version](bold white) "

Hostname

The hostname module shows the system hostname.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`ssh_only`	`true`	Only show hostname when connected to an SSH session.
`trim_at`	`"."`	String that the hostname is cut off at, after the first match. `"."` will stop after the first dot. `""` will disable any truncation
`format`	`"[$hostname]($style) in "`	The format for the module.
`style`	`"bold dimmed green"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `hostname` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[hostname]
ssh_only = false
format =  "on [$hostname](bold red) "
trim_at = ".companyname.com"
disabled = false

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, build.gradle.kts, build.sbt or .java-version file
The current directory contains a file with the .java, .class, .gradle or .jar extension

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [${symbol}${version}]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"☕ "`	A format string representing the symbol of Java
`style`	`"red dimmed"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `java` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v14`	The version of `java`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[java]
symbol = "🌟 "

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

Option	Default	Description
`threshold`	`1`	Show number of jobs if exceeded.
`format`	`"[$symbol$number]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"✦"`	A format string representing the number of jobs.
`style`	`"bold blue"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `jobs` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
number	`1`	The number of jobs
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[jobs]
symbol = "+ "
threshold = 4

Julia

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

The current directory contains a Project.toml file
The current directory contains a Manifest.toml file
The current directory contains a file with the .jl extension

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"ஃ "`	A format string representing the symbol of Julia.
`style`	`"bold purple"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `julia` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v1.4.0`	The version of `julia`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[julia]
symbol = "∴ "

Kubernetes

Displays the current Kubernetes context name and, if set, the namespace from the kubeconfig file. The namespace needs to be set in the kubeconfig file, this can be done via kubectl config set-context starship-cluster --namespace astronaut. If the $KUBECONFIG env var is set the module will use that if not it will use the ~/.kube/config.

::: tip

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

:::

Options

Option	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"☸ "`	A format string representing the symbol displayed before the Cluster.
`format`	`'[$symbol$context( $$namespace$)]($style) in '`	The format for the module.
`style`	`"cyan bold"`	The style for the module.
`context_aliases`		Table of context aliases to display.
`disabled`	`true`	Disables the `kubernetes` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
context	`starship-cluster`	The current kubernetes context
namespace	`starship-namespace`	If set, the current kubernetes namespace
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[kubernetes]
format = 'on [⛵ $context \($namespace\)](dimmed green) '
disabled = false
[kubernetes.context_aliases]
"dev.local.cluster.k8s" = "dev"

Line Break

The line_break module separates the prompt into two lines.

Options

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

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[line_break]
disabled = true

Memory Usage

The memory_usage module shows current system memory and swap usage.

By default the swap usage is displayed if the total system swap is non-zero.

::: tip

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

:::

Options

Option	Default	Description
`threshold`	`75`	Hide the memory usage unless it exceeds this percentage.
`format`	`"via $symbol [${ram}(	${swap})]($style) "`
`symbol`	`"🐏"`	The symbol used before displaying the memory usage.
`style`	`"bold dimmed white"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`true`	Disables the `memory_usage` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
ram	`31GiB/65GiB`	The usage/total RAM of the current system memory.
ram_pct	`48%`	The percentage of the current system memory.
swap**	`1GiB/4GiB`	The swap memory size of the current system swap memory file.
swap_pct**	`77%`	The swap memory percentage of the current system swap memory file.
symbol	`🐏`	Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string **: The SWAP file information is only displayed if detected on the current system

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[memory_usage]
disabled = false
show_percentage = true
show_swap = true
threshold = -1
symbol = " "
separator = "/"
style = "bold dimmed green"

Mercurial Branch

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

Options

Option	Default	Description
`symbol`	`" "`	The symbol used before the hg bookmark or branch name of the repo in your current directory.
`style`	`"bold purple"`	The style for the module.
`format`	`"on [$symbol$branch]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`truncation_length`	`2^63 - 1`	Truncates the hg branch name to X graphemes
`truncation_symbol`	`"…"`	The symbol used to indicate a branch name was truncated.
`disabled`	`true`	Disables the `hg_branch` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
branch	`master`	The active mercurial branch
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[hg_branch]
format = "on [🌱 $branch](bold purple)"
truncation_length = 4
truncation_symbol = ""

Nim

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

The current directory contains a nim.cfg file
The current directory contains a file with the .nim extension
The current directory contains a file with the .nims extension
The current directory contains a file with the .nimble extension

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module
`symbol`	`"👑 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of Nim.
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `nim` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v1.2.0`	The version of `nimc`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[nim]
style = "yellow"
symbol = "🎣 "

Nix-shell

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

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`'via [$symbol$state( $$name$)]($style) '`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"❄️ "`	A format string representing the symbol of nix-shell.
`style`	`"bold blue"`	The style for the module.
`impure_msg`	`"impure"`	A format string shown when the shell is impure.
`pure_msg`	`"pure"`	A format string shown when the shell is pure.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `nix_shell` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
state	`pure`	The state of the nix-shell
name	`lorri`	The name of the nix-shell
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[nix_shell]
disabled = true
impure_msg = "[impure shell](bold red)"
pure_msg = "[pure shell](bold green)"
format = 'via [☃️ $state( \($name\))](bold blue) '

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-version file
The current directory contains a node_modules directory
The current directory contains a file with the .js, .mjs or .cjs extension
The current directory contains a file with the .ts extension

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"⬢ "`	A format string representing the symbol of NodeJS.
`style`	`"bold green"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `nodejs` module.

### Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v13.12.0`	The version of `node`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[nodejs]
format = "via [🤖 $version](bold green) "

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, poetry, composer, gradle, julia, mix and helm 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
composer – The composer package version is extracted from the composer.json present in the current directory
gradle – The gradle package version is extracted from the build.gradle present
julia - The package version is extracted from the Project.toml present
mix - The mix package version is extracted from the mix.exs present
helm - The helm chart version is extracted from the Chart.yaml present
maven - The maven package version is extracted from the pom.xml present

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

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"📦 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version the package.
`style`	`"bold 208"`	The style for the module.
`display_private`	`false`	Enable displaying version for packages marked as private.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `package` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v1.0.0`	The version of your package
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[package]
format = "via [🎁 $version](208 bold) "

OCaml

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

The current directory contains a file with .opam extension or _opam directory
The current directory contains a esy.lock directory
The current directory contains a dune or dune-project file
The current directory contains a jbuild or jbuild-ignore file
The current directory contains a .merlin file
The current directory contains a file with .ml, .mli, .re or .rei extension

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format string for the module.
`symbol`	`"🐫 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of OCaml.
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `ocaml` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v4.10.0`	The version of `ocaml`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[ocaml]
format = "via [🐪 $version]($style) "

Perl

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

The current directory contains a Makefile.PL or Build.PL file
The current directory contains a cpanfile or cpanfile.snapshot file
The current directory contains a META.json file or META.yml file
The current directory contains a .perl-version file
The current directory contains a .pl, .pm or .pod

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format string for the module.
`symbol`	`"🐪 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of Perl
`style`	`"bold 149"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `perl` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v5.26.1`	The version of `perl`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[perl]
format = "via [🦪 $version]($style) "

PHP

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

The current directory contains a composer.json file
The current directory contains a .php-version file
The current directory contains a .php file

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"🐘 "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of PHP.
`style`	`"147 bold"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `php` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v7.3.8`	The version of `php`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[php]
format = "via [🔹 $version](147 bold) "

Python

The python module shows the currently installed version of Python and the current Python virtual environment if one is activated.

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.

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 (and scan_for_pyfiles is true)
The current directory contains a Pipfile file
The current directory contains a tox.ini file
The current directory contains a setup.py file
The current directory contains a __init__.py file
A virtual environment is currently activated

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`'via [${symbol}${pyenv_prefix}${version}( $$virtualenv$)]($style) '`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"🐍 "`	A format string representing the symbol of Python
`style`	`"yellow bold"`	The style for the module.
`pyenv_version_name`	`false`	Use pyenv to get Python version
`pyenv_prefix`	`pyenv`	Prefix before pyenv version display, only used if pyenv is used
`scan_for_pyfiles`	`true`	If false, Python files in the current directory will not show this module.
`python_binary`	`python`	Configures the python binary that Starship executes when getting the version.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `python` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`"v3.8.1"`	The version of `python`
symbol	`"🐍 "`	Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style	`"yellow bold"`	Mirrors the value of option `style`
pyenv_prefix	`"pyenv "`	Mirrors the value of option `pyenv_prefix`
virtualenv	`"venv"`	The current `virtualenv` name

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[python]
symbol = "👾 "
pyenv_version_name = true

Using the python3 binary to get the version.

Note - The python_binary variable changes the binary that Starship executes to get the version of Python, it doesn't change the arguments that are used.

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[python]
python_binary = "python3"

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 .ruby-version file
The current directory contains a .rb file

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"💎 "`	A format string representing the symbol of Ruby.
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `ruby` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v2.5.1`	The version of `ruby`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

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

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"🦀 "`	A format string representing the symbol of Rust
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `rust` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v1.43.0-nightly`	The version of `rustc`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[rust]
format = "via [⚙️ $version](red bold)"

SHLVL

The shlvl module shows the current SHLVL ("shell level") environment variable, if it is set to a number and meets or exceeds the specified threshold.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`threshold`	`2`	Display threshold.
`format`	`"[$symbol$shlvl]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"↕️ "`	The symbol used to represent the SHLVL.
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`true`	Disables the `shlvl` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
shlvl	`3`	The current value of SHLVL
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[shlvl]
disabled = false
format = "$shlvl level(s) down"
threshold = 3

Singularity

The singularity module shows the current singularity image, if inside a container and $SINGULARITY_NAME is set.

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`'[$symbol\[$env\]]($style) '`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`""`	A format string displayed before the image name.
`style`	`"bold dimmed blue"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `singularity` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
env	`centos.img`	The current singularity image
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[singularity]
format = '[📦 \[$env\]]($style) '

Swift

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

The current directory contains a Package.swift file
The current directory contains a file with the .swift extension

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"🐦 "`	A format string representing the symbol of Swift
`style`	`"bold 202"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `swift` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v5.2.4`	The version of `swift`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[swift]
format = "via [🏎  $version](red bold)"

Status

The status module displays the exit code of the previous command. The module will be shown only if the exit code is not 0.

::: tip

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

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`[$symbol$status]($style)`	The format of the module
`symbol`	`"✖"`	A format string representing the symbol for the status
`style`	`"bold red"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`true`	Disables the `status` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
status	`127`	The exit code of the last command
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example


# ~/.config/starship.toml

[status]
style = "bg:blue"
symbol = "💣 "
format = '[\[$symbol$status\]]($style) '
disabled = false

Terraform

The terraform module shows the currently selected terraform workspace and version. By default the terraform version is not shown, since this is slow on current versions of terraform when a lot of plugins are in use. If you still want to enable it, follow the example shown below. The module will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current directory contains a .terraform folder
Current directory contains a file with the .tf extension

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$workspace]($style) "`	The format string for the module.
`symbol`	`"💠 "`	A format string shown before the terraform workspace.
`style`	`"bold 105"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `terraform` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v0.12.24`	The version of `terraform`
workspace	`default`	The current terraform workspace
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

With Version

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[terraform]
format = "[🏎💨 $version$workspace]($style) "

Without version

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[terraform]
format = "[🏎💨 $workspace]($style) "

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

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"at [$time]($style) "`	The format string for the module.
`use_12hr`	`false`	Enables 12 hour formatting
`time_format`	see below	The chrono format string used to format the time.
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module time
`utc_time_offset`	`"local"`	Sets the UTC offset to use. Range from -24 < x < 24. Allows floats to accommodate 30/45 minute timezone offsets.
`disabled`	`true`	Disables the `time` module.
`time_range`	`"-"`	Sets the time range during which the module will be shown. Times must be specified in 24-hours format

If use_12hr is true, then time_format defaults to "%r". Otherwise, it defaults to "%T". Manually setting time_format will override the use_12hr setting.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
time	`13:08:10`	The current time.
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[time]
disabled = false
format = '🕙[\[ $time \]]($style) '
time_format = "%T"
utc_time_offset = "-5"
time_range = "10:00:00-14:00:00"

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

Option	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.
`format`	`"[$user]($style) in "`	The format for the module.
`show_always`	`false`	Always shows the `username` module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `username` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
`style`	`"red bold"`	Mirrors the value of option `style_root` when root is logged in and `style_user` otherwise.
`user`	`"matchai"`	The currently logged-in user ID.

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[username]
style_user = "white bold"
style_root = "black bold"
format = "user: [$user]($style) "
disabled = false
show_always = true

Zig

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

The current directory contains a .zig file

Options

Option	Default	Description
`symbol`	`"↯ "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of Zig.
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `zig` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`v0.6.0`	The version of `zig`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[zig]
symbol = "⚡️ "

Custom commands

The custom modules show the output of some arbitrary commands.

These modules will be shown if any of the following conditions are met:

The current directory contains a file whose name is in files
The current directory contains a directory whose name is in directories
The current directory contains a file whose extension is in extensions
The when command returns 0

::: tip

Multiple custom modules can be defined by using a ..

:::

::: tip

The order in which custom modules are shown can be individually set by including ${custom.foo} in the top level format (as it includes a dot, you need to use ${...}). By default, the custom module will simply show all custom modules in the order they were defined.

:::

::: tip

Issue #1252 contains examples of custom modules. If you have an interesting example not covered there, feel free to share it there!

:::

Options

Option	Default	Description
`command`		The command whose output should be printed. The command will be passed on stdin to the shell.
`when`		A shell command used as a condition to show the module. The module will be shown if the command returns a `0` status code.
`shell`		See below
`description`	`"<custom module>"`	The description of the module that is shown when running `starship explain`.
`files`	`[]`	The files that will be searched in the working directory for a match.
`directories`	`[]`	The directories that will be searched in the working directory for a match.
`extensions`	`[]`	The extensions that will be searched in the working directory for a match.
`symbol`	`""`	The symbol used before displaying the command output.
`style`	`"bold green"`	The style for the module.
`format`	`"[$symbol$output]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables this `custom` module.

Variables

Variable	Description
output	The output of shell command in `shell`
symbol	Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*	Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Custom command shell

shell accepts a non-empty list of strings, where:

The first string is the path to the shell to use to execute the command.
Other following arguments are passed to the shell.

If unset, it will fallback to STARSHIP_SHELL and then to "sh" on Linux, and "cmd /C" on Windows.

The command will be passed in on stdin.

If shell is not given or only contains one element and Starship detects PowerShell will be used, the following arguments will automatically be added: -NoProfile -Command -. This behavior can be avoided by explicitly passing arguments to the shell, e.g.

shell = ["pwsh", "-Command", "-"]

::: warning Make sure your custom shell configuration exits gracefully

If you set a custom command, make sure that the default Shell used by starship will properly execute the command with a graceful exit (via the shell option).

For example, PowerShell requires the -Command parameter to execute a one liner. Omitting this parameter might throw starship into a recursive loop where the shell might try to load a full profile environment with starship itself again and hence re-execute the custom command, getting into a never ending loop.

Parameters similar to -NoProfile in PowerShell are recommended for other shells as well to avoid extra loading time of a custom profile on every starship invocation.

Automatic detection of shells and proper parameters addition are currently implemented, but it's possible that not all shells are covered. Please open an issue with shell details and starship configuration if you hit such scenario.

:::

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[custom.foo]
command = "echo foo"  # shows output of command
files = ["foo"]       # can specify filters
when = """ test "$HOME" == "$PWD" """
format = " transcending [$output]($style)"

[custom.time]
command = "time /T"
files = ["*.pst"]
shell = ["pwsh.exe", "-NoProfile", "-Command", "-"]

PureScript

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

The current directory contains a spago.dhall file
The current directory contains a *.purs files

Options

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`"via [$symbol$version]($style) "`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"<=> "`	The symbol used before displaying the version of PureScript.
`style`	`"bold white"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `purescript` module.

Variables

Variable	Example	Description
version	`0.13.5`	The version of `purescript`
symbol		Mirrors the value of option `symbol`
style*		Mirrors the value of option `style`

*: This variable can only be used as a part of a style string

Example

# ~/.config/starship.toml

[purescript]
format = "via [$symbol$version](bold white)"

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`'on [$symbol$profile(\($region\))]($style) '`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"☁️ "`	The symbol used before displaying the current AWS profile.
`region_aliases`		Table of region aliases to display in addition to the AWS name.
`style`	`"bold yellow"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `AWS` module.

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`'on [$symbol$account(\($region\))]($style) '`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"☁️ "`	The symbol used before displaying the current GCP profile.
`region_aliases`		Table of region aliases to display in addition to the GCP name.
`style`	`"bold blue"`	The style for the module.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `gcloud` module.

Option	Default	Description
`format`	`'via [$symbol$state( \($name\))]($style) '`	The format for the module.
`symbol`	`"❄️ "`	A format string representing the symbol of nix-shell.
`style`	`"bold blue"`	The style for the module.
`impure_msg`	`"impure"`	A format string shown when the shell is impure.
`pure_msg`	`"pure"`	A format string shown when the shell is pure.
`disabled`	`false`	Disables the `nix_shell` module.

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Prompt

Options

Example

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AWS

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Examples

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Display region

Display profile

Battery

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Example

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Example

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Without custom error shape

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CMake

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Command Duration

Options

Variables

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Conda

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Variables

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Crystal

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Variables

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Dart

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Variables

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Options

Variables

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Docker Context

Options

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Dotnet

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Variables

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Elixir

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Elm

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Variables

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Erlang

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