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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ To test the shell and see if it suits you.
If everything works, then move the binary to a place inside your path. If everything works, then move the binary to a place inside your path.
To directly install it with the Go toolchain, just use To directly install it with the Go toolchain, just use
`go intall` `go install`
This will build and place the binary inside your `$HOME/go/bin` folder. This will build and place the binary inside your `$HOME/go/bin` folder.
Add this folder to your path and you are good to go ! Add this folder to your path and you are good to go !
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To change config parameter on the fly, use the `set` builtin. To change config parameter on the fly, use the `set` builtin.
Currently, `set` has a limited amount of configuration options and need to have a valid config file to write to. Currently, `set` has a limited amount of configuration options and need to have a valid config file to write to.
To change the color of the prompt use `set color <color>` To change the color of the prompt use `set color <color>`
All the avalable colors : black red purple cyan white green yellow blue All the avalable colors :
- black
- red
- purple
- cyan
- white
- green
- yellow
- blue
You can change the history size with `set history_size <int>` You can change the history size with `set history_size <int>`
You can change the prompt with `set prompt <promp>` You can change the prompt with `set prompt <promp>`
Here is some exemple of prompts : Here is some exemple of prompts :