#HyperTerm

Custom Prompt Shell Settings for Bash

#Requirements

• wget
• curl
• git
• less
• coreutils

#Features

• Show Git information (branch, tag, or where you did git checkout)

• It allows knowing the status (exit status) of the Prompt Shell after executing one/some command(s).

• Makes source to /usr/share/doc/pkgfile/command-not-found.bash automatically (requires pkgfile).

• Source /usr/share/bash-completion/bash_completion automatically (requires bash-completion).

• Includes a hyperterm/_custom.sh for customizations in HyperTerm, separately.

  [!TIP] Your changes must be in $HOME/.hyperterm/_custom.sh, so that are not deleted when it is updated.

• Special functions like:

  • activate to activate virtualenv in python
  • cex compress files and/or directories
  • ex extract files
  • ii general system information
  • proxy_on enables proxy in terminal or tty
  • sagent_start and sangent_stop to enable or disable the SSH agent (password is remembered for 432000 seconds)
  • rar2zip convert RAR files to ZIP, use unar and 7z

• Aliases like:

  • clean clears the bash history
  • df shows information about the partitions of the S.O.
  • pastebin allows you to quickly generate a paste for example: cat/etc/*release | pastebin or sensors | pastebin
  • ep open a PKGBUILD with emacs
  • free shows RAM and SWAP information
  • grep skips its colors by default
  • la short of ls -la --group-directories-first --time-style=+"%d.%m.%Y %H:%M" --color=auto -F
  • ll short of ls -l --group-directories-first --time-style=+"%d.%m.%Y %H:%M" --color=auto -F
  • ls short of ls --group-directories-first --time-style=+"%d.%m.%Y %H:%M" --color=auto -F
  • np open a PKGBUILD with nano

• Look at tools directory for more functions.

• Run screenfetch if installed (included in the hyperterm/_custom.sh template).

#Installation

#Semi-automatic

1. Download file install.sh:

    $ curl -Ls https://git.fridu.us/heckyel/hyperterm/raw/branch/master/install.sh -o "$HOME/install.sh"
   

2. Run file install.sh

    $ bash "$HOME/install.sh"
   

   or in silent mode:

    $ bash "$HOME/install.sh" -s
   

   use -h to show help:

    $ bash "$HOME/install.sh" -h
   

3. Delete file install.sh:

    $ rm -v "$HOME/install.sh"
   

#Manual

1. As a suggestion, make a backup of your Prompt Shell.

    $ for f in .bashrc .bash_aliases .bash_profile; do cp -v "$HOME/$f" "$HOME/$f.bak"; done
   

2. Clone the HyperTerm repository:

   • Mirror 1: git clone https://git.fridu.us/heckyel/hyperterm.git "$HOME/bash"
   • Mirror 2: git clone https://c.fridu.us/heckyel/hyperterm.git "$HOME/bash"

3. Copy the HyperTerm files to your Local Directory

    $ install -d -m755 "$HOME/.hyperterm"
   
    $ cp -rv $HOME/bash/hyperterm/* "$HOME/.hyperterm"
   
    $ cp -v $HOME/bash/.bash* "$HOME"
   
    $ cp -v $HOME/bash/hyperterm/_custom.sh "$HOME/.hyperterm"
   
    $ install -m644 $HOME/bash/template/bash_profile.template.bash "$HOME/.bashrc"
   

4. Open your terminal again or execute the next instruction

    $ . $HOME/.bashrc*
   

5. Delete the repository if you are not interested in having it stored

    $ rm -rfv bash
   

6. Done!

#Post-installation

• Optionally you can install trash-cli, pkgfile, bind-tools, bash-completion

    $ pacman -S trash-cli
  
    $ pacman -S pkgfile
  
    $ pacman -S bind-tools
  
    $ pacman -S bash-completion
  

[!TIP] trash-cli: is a utility to prevent accidental deletion when using the rm -rf command

pkgfile: allows you to search for the command executed in the repository database

bind-tools: allows to get ISP, running 'ii' in terminal

bash-completion: allows bash autocomplete

#Upgrade

• To update just open the terminal and run:

  updbashrc to update HyperTerm

  updbashrc_custom just to update file hyperterm/_custom.sh

#Screenshots

#Git

#Themes

#default

#joy

#light_theme

#minterm

#pure

#simple

#special

[!TIP] The theme is configurable from file $HOME/.hyperterm/_custom.sh

#Uninstall

#Semi-automatic

1. Download file uninstall.sh:

    $ curl -Ls https://git.fridu.us/heckyel/hyperterm/raw/branch/master/uninstall.sh -o "$HOME/uninstall.sh"
   

2. Run file uninstall.sh:

    $ bash "$HOME/uninstall.sh"
   

3. Delete file uninstall.sh:

    $ rm -v "$HOME/uninstall.sh"
   

#Manual

If you want to leave your computer as it was, delete the files copied from step 3 with:

$ rm -vrf "$HOME/{.hyperterm/,.bashrc}"

and restore the *.bak files from step 1 by running:

$ for f in .bashrc .bash_aliases .bash_profile; do cp -v "$HOME/$f.bak" "$HOME/$f"; done

#Hacking

See HACKING.md

#Contributors

HyperTerm contributors can be found in the AUTHORS file

#License

This work is licensed under the GNU GPLv3+