Exposes to prompts how long the last command took to execute.
By default, the duration information will be only set if the command took at least 2 seconds to execute. The threshold value, in seconds, can be customized with:
zstyle ':zim:duration-info' threshold <threshold value>
The threshold value can be a decimal number. If the threshold value is less than 1, then milliseconds are automatically shown.
Milliseconds can also be directly enabled with the following zstyle:
zstyle ':zim:duration-info' show-milliseconds yes
To configure the format of the duration information, use the following syntax in your prompt code:
zstyle ':zim:duration-info' format '<string containing %d>'
The occurrence of the %d code in the format string is substituted by the
duration, and the duration_info variable is set to the formatted string. If
the duration is less than the threshold, the variable is unset instead.
In your prompt code, add ${duration_info} to where you want the duration
information to be displayed. Usually, you'll add it to the value of either PS1
or RPS1. Also, add the duration-info-preexec and duration-info-precmd
functions to the preexec and precmd hooks respectively.
Here's an example:
setopt nopromptbang prompt{cr,percent,sp,subst}
zstyle ':zim:duration-info' threshold 0.5
zstyle ':zim:duration-info' format '(%d) '
autoload -Uz add-zsh-hook
add-zsh-hook preexec duration-info-preexec
add-zsh-hook precmd duration-info-precmd
PS1='${duration_info}%# '