Add a splash of color to your workspace by adding a pride flag to your terminal prompt!

Note: This requires a terminal emulator that supports ANSI true-color formatting codes.

Download the prideprompt file from this repo and place it somewhere it can be easily accessed via the terminal, for example in /usr/bin. You may need to give it executable permissions, which can be done with the following command:

$ chmod  x path/to/prideprompt

Once you've installed it, you'll need to add it to your ~/.bashrc. Add the following line, replacing flag_name with your desired flag:

export PS1="$(prideprompt -f flag_name) \u@\h:\w\$"

This is the important part; you can customize the rest of your prompt around this as much as you want!

$(prideprompt -f flag_name)

You can see a list of all flags, or add your own, by opening the config file with this command:

$ prideprompt -c

Or you can reset your config file with this command (this is also the best way to update and include new defaults):

$ prideprompt -r