Bullet Train is a oh-my-zsh shell theme based on the Powerline Vim plugin. It aims for simplicity, showing information only when it's relevant.

It currently shows:

• Current Python virtualenv; when using Pyenv and no active virtualenv shows the current Python version the shell uses
• Current Ruby version using Rbenv or chruby; version and gemset when on RVM
• Current Node.js version, through NVM
• Git status
• Timestamp
• Current directory
• Background jobs
• Exit code of last command

If you want add some new feature, of fix some bug, open an issue and lets hack together.

For a tmux theme to work with it, i suggest Maglev.

It's better to use Bullet Train with a dark background color scheme. Below you can check Bullet Train with some popular dark color schemes.

In order to use the theme, you will first need:

• Powerline compatible fonts like Vim Powerline patched fonts, Input Mono or Monoid.
• On Ubuntu like systems you'll need the ttf-ancient-fonts package to correctly display some unicode symbols that are not covered by the Powerline fonts above.
• A ZSH framework like antigen, oh-my-zsh or zgen
• Make sure terminal is using 256-colors mode with export TERM="xterm-256color"
• For iTerm 2 users, make sure you go into your settings and set both the regular font and the non-ascii font to powerline compatible fonts or the prompt separators and special characters will not display correctly.

1. Download the theme here

2. Put the file bullet-train.zsh-theme in $ZSH_CUSTOM/themes/

3. Configure the theme in your ~/.zshrc file:

ZSH_THEME="bullet-train"

Add the following snippet to your .zshrc somewhere after the line antigen use oh-my-zsh.

antigen theme https://github.com/caiogondim/bullet-train-oh-my-zsh-theme bullet-train

If you're using zgen, add the following line to your ~/.zshrc where you're adding your other zsh plugins.

zgen load caiogondim/bullet-train-oh-my-zsh-theme bullet-train

Bullet Train is configurable. You can change colors and which segments you want or don't want to see. All options must be overridden in your .zshrc file.

That project was originally a fork from Powerline, but most of the code was later erased and its now more closely related to Agnoster. Below is a git summary of the project:

110 Caio Gondim
33  Jérémy Romey
11  Greg Fitzgerald
7   Jocelyn Mallon
6   Joe Block
6   Dan Kaplun
6   Jérémy Romey
5   Viktor (Icon) VAD
5   Arthur Wang
4   Flavius Aspra
3   Michael Cornell
3   Mario Zigliotto
2   itsZero (Chien-An Cho)
2   wujtruj
1   m.kuehn
1   Adrien Brault
1   yachi
1   Andreas Galauner
1   Fabio Poloni
1   Guillaume BINET
1   Hannes Frank
1   Kevin
1   Manuel Hoffmann
1   Marius Krämer
1   Michael Robinson
1   Nicholas
1   Sébastien Bordenave
1   gvillalta99
1   illuminatis
1   krischer

This theme is highly inspired by the following themes:

• Powerline
• Agnoster

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2014-2015 Caio Gondim

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