# starship.toml — Starship cross-shell prompt configuration
#
# Starship reads this file (by default at ~/.config/starship.toml) and renders
# the shell prompt. This config implements a powerline-style segmented prompt
# using the CyberQueer color palette:
#
#   #f50505 — Red Hi-vis      (segment borders, username background)
#   #E40046 — Hot Pink Accent (directory segment background)
#   #5018dd — Electric Violet (git/language/time segment background)
#
# Prompt layout (left to right on one line):
#   [red border] [OS icon + username] [pink separator] [path]
#   [violet separator] [git branch + status] [language versions (if detected)]
#   [red separator] [docker context] [violet separator] [time]
#
# The format string uses Starship's powerline "arrow" glyphs () as segment
# separators: each  changes both the foreground and background color to create
# the filled-triangle transition between segments.
#

# ─── Top-level format ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

# Commented-out alternative that included a second line with '╚═' continuation.
# Currently using the single-line version below for a compact prompt.
#format = "[](#f50505)$os$username[](bg:#E40046 fg:#f50505)$directory[](fg:#E40046 bg:#5018dd)$git_branch$git_status[](fg:#5018dd bg:#5018dd)$c$elixir$elm$golang$gradle$haskell$java$julia$nodejs$nim$rust$scala[](fg:#5018dd bg:#f50505)$docker_context[](fg:#f50505 bg:#5018dd)$time[ ](fg:#5018dd)\n [╚═](#f50505)"

# Active single-line format.
# Each segment is a bracketed block with inline styling: [content](style).
# The bare  characters are powerline separator glyphs that create colored triangles.
format = "[](#f50505)$os$username[](bg:#E40046 fg:#f50505)$directory[](fg:#E40046 bg:#5018dd)$git_branch$git_status[](fg:#5018dd bg:#5018dd)$c$elixir$elm$golang$gradle$haskell$java$julia$nodejs$nim$rust$scala[](fg:#5018dd bg:#f50505)$docker_context[](fg:#f50505 bg:#5018dd)$time[ ](fg:#5018dd)"

# Another commented alternative — kept for reference when experimenting with layout.
#format = "[](#f50505)$os$username[](bg:#E40046 fg:#f50505)$directory[](fg:#E40046 bg:#5018dd)$git_branch$git_status[](fg:#5018dd bg:#5018dd)$c$elixir$elm$golang$gradle$haskell$java$julia$nodejs$nim$rust$scala[](fg:#5018dd bg:#f50505)$docker_context[](fg:#f50505 bg:#5018dd)$time[ ](fg:#5018dd)"

# continuation_prompt: shown on the second and subsequent lines of a multi-line command.
# The  glyphs create a mini powerline row indicating the shell is waiting for more input.
continuation_prompt = "\n [](#E40046 )[](fg:#E40046 bg:#5018dd)[](#5018dd)"

# Disable the blank line at the start of the prompt
# add_newline = false

# You can also replace your username with a neat symbol like   or disable this
# and use the os module below

# ─── Username segment ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Always shows the current username — useful as a reminder when switching accounts.
# Sits on the red (#f50505) segment immediately after the OS icon.
[username]
show_always = true           # Show even when not in SSH or root context
style_user = "bg:#f50505"   # Regular user: red background (matches the border color)
style_root = "bg:#f50505"   # Root: same red background (no color distinction by design)
format = "[$user ]($style)" # Trailing space before the next separator glyph
disabled = false


# An alternative to the username module which displays a symbol that
# represents the current operating system

# ─── OS icon segment ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Displays a Nerd Font icon for the detected OS (e.g.,  for Arch Linux).
# Placed before the username on the same red background segment.
[os]
style = "bg:#f50505"
disabled = false # Disabled by default

# ─── Directory segment ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Shows the current path on a hot-pink (#E40046) background.
[directory]

style = "bg:#E40046"
format = "[ $path ]($style)"
truncation_length = 3          # Show at most 3 path components before truncating
truncation_symbol = "…/"       # Prefix shown when the path is truncated


# Here is how you can shorten some long paths by text replacement
# similar to mapped_locations in Oh My Posh:
# ─── Directory substitutions ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Replaces long directory names with compact Nerd Font icons for common folders.
# This keeps the prompt short without losing context.
[directory.substitutions]
"Documents" = "󰈙 "   # Document/paper icon
"Downloads" = " "    # Download/arrow icon
"Music" = " "        # Music note icon (English)
"music" = " "        # lowercase variant
"Musik" = " "        # German 'Musik'
"musik" = " "        # German lowercase
"Pictures" = " "     # Image/photo icon


# Keep in mind that the order matters. For example:
# "Important Documents" = " 󰈙 "
# will not be replaced, because "Documents" was already substituted before.
# So either put "Important Documents" before "Documents" or use the substituted version:
# "Important 󰈙 " = " 󰈙 "

# ─── Language / tool version segments ─────────────────────────────────────────
# Each of these segments auto-detects project files and shows the active
# language/runtime version. All share the violet (#5018dd) background to form
# a unified "toolchain" segment block. They only appear when relevant files
# are detected in the current or parent directories (e.g., *.c for C, go.mod for Go).

[c]
symbol = " "            # C language Nerd Font icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

[docker_context]
symbol = " "            # Docker whale icon
style = "bg:#f50505 fg:#5018dd"  # Stands out: red background, violet text — highlights active Docker context
format = '[ $symbol $context ]($style)'

[elixir]
symbol = " "            # Elixir drop icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

[elm]
symbol = " "            # Elm triangle icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

# ─── Git segments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

[git_branch]
symbol = ""             # Git branch icon (nerd font)
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol $branch ]($style)'   # Shows current branch name

[git_status]
style = "bg:#5018dd"
# $all_status: compact status codes (M=modified, ?=untracked, !=staged, etc.)
# $ahead_behind: shows ↑N/↓N when ahead/behind the remote branch
format = '[$all_status $ahead_behind]($style)'

[golang]
symbol = " "            # Go gopher icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

[gradle]
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

[haskell]
symbol = " "            # Haskell lambda icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

[java]
symbol = " "            # Java coffee cup icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

[julia]
symbol = " "            # Julia dots icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

[nodejs]
symbol = ""             # Node.js hexagon icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

[nim]
symbol = "󰆥 "           # Nim crown icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

[rust]
symbol = ""             # Rust gear icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

[scala]
symbol = " "            # Scala 'S' icon
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = '[ $symbol ($version) ]($style)'

# ─── Time segment ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Always-on clock at the right end of the prompt.
# Helps track how long commands take and time awareness during deep work sessions.
[time]
disabled = false
time_format = "%R" # Hour:Minute Format (24h, e.g. "14:35") — no seconds to save space
style = "bg:#5018dd"
format = "[  $time ]($style)"   # Clock icon + time on violet background



# ─── Symbol-only overrides ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# The following sections only override the icon symbol for modules that aren't
# actively displayed in the main format string. Starship uses these symbols
# in the `help` output and when the module is added to format later.

[aws]
symbol = "  "

[buf]
symbol = " "

[cmake]
symbol = " "

[conda]
symbol = " "

[crystal]
symbol = " "

[dart]
symbol = " "
[fennel]
symbol = " "

[fossil_branch]
symbol = " "
[git_commit]
tag_symbol = '  '   # Tag icon shown next to tagged commits

[guix_shell]
symbol = " "

[haxe]
symbol = " "

[hg_branch]
symbol = " "   # Mercurial branch icon

[hostname]
ssh_symbol = " "   # Server/rack icon shown when connected via SSH

[kotlin]
symbol = " "

[lua]
symbol = " "

[memory_usage]
symbol = "󰍛 "   # RAM chip icon

[meson]
symbol = "󰔷 "   # Build system icon

[nix_shell]
symbol = " "   # Snowflake icon for Nix environments

[ocaml]
symbol = " "

# ─── OS icon symbol table ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Maps detected OS names to their Nerd Font icons.
# These are displayed by the [os] module defined above.
# All icons require a Nerd Font (or compatible patched font) to render correctly.
[os.symbols]
Alpaquita = " "
Alpine = " "
AlmaLinux = " "
Amazon = " "
Android = " "
Arch = " "          # Arch Linux pacman-ghost icon
Artix = " "
CentOS = " "
Debian = " "
DragonFly = " "
Emscripten = " "
EndeavourOS = " "
Fedora = " "
FreeBSD = " "
Garuda = "󰛓 "
Gentoo = " "
HardenedBSD = "󰞌 "
Illumos = "󰈸 "
Kali = " "
Linux = " "         # Generic Linux penguin icon
Mabox = " "
Macos = " "         # Apple icon
Manjaro = " "
Mariner = " "
MidnightBSD = " "
Mint = " "
NetBSD = " "
NixOS = " "
OpenBSD = "󰈺 "
openSUSE = " "
OracleLinux = "󰌷 "
Pop = " "
Raspbian = " "
Redhat = " "
RedHatEnterprise = " "
RockyLinux = " "
Redox = "󰀘 "
Solus = "󰠳 "
SUSE = " "
Ubuntu = " "
Unknown = " "
Void = " "
Windows = "󰍲 "      # Windows logo icon (for WSL sessions)

[package]
symbol = "󰏗 "   # Package/box icon for package.json / Cargo.toml version display

[perl]
symbol = " "

[php]
symbol = " "

[pijul_channel]
symbol = " "

[python]
symbol = " "    # Python snake icon

[rlang]
symbol = "󰟔 "

[ruby]
symbol = " "

[swift]
symbol = " "

[zig]
symbol = " "