Spaceship-prompt: What does the '.%' in the prompt mean?

[Mohamed3on]

What does the .% before the prompt mean? can I customize/remove it?

Environment

Operating system: Windows 10
Terminal emulator: zsh/oh-my-zsh
ZSH version: 5.1.1

[salmanulfarzy]

It's from [battery] section, Showing fully charged battery status. Also supposed to show the battery level (hence the %) . You could disable it by defining a custom prompt order.

Battery section is shown only if you have either pmset, upower or acpi. I haven't tested it on window machine. Could you share more info about this bug ?

[Mohamed3on]

@salmanulfarzy Aha, I am running on a laptop with battery power though, and it's not changing.
I'm on a Dell XPS 13, Windows 10, running zsh with oh-my-zsh on Hyper.

[salmanulfarzy]

Could you share the minimal output related to battery section from setopt xtrace verbose ?

[Mohamed3on]

Hmm, there's a lot of output. How can I filter it?

[salmanulfarzy]

Copy paste section related to battery. That would be enough.

[Mohamed3on]

+spaceship_battery:22> _exists acpi
+_exists:1> command -v acpi
+spaceship_battery:32> battery_percent=+spaceship_battery:32> echo
+spaceship_battery:32> battery_percent=+spaceship_battery:32> tr -d '%[,;]'
+spaceship_battery:32> battery_percent=''
+spaceship_battery:35> [[ '' == 100 || $battery_status -regex-match "(charged|full)" ]]
+spaceship_battery:37> [[ '' -lt 10 ]]
+spaceship_battery:38> battery_color=red
+spaceship_battery:44> [[ '' == charging ]]
+spaceship_battery:46> [[ $battery_status -regex-match "^[dD]ischarg.*" ]]
+spaceship_battery:49> battery_symbol=•
+spaceship_battery:53> [[ false == true || '' -lt 10 ]]
+spaceship_battery:54> _prompt_section red '' •%% ' '

Edit: Format code block

[salmanulfarzy]

Looks like the acpi returns empty string, Section should've exited with an empty string.
https://github.com/denysdovhan/spaceship-zsh-theme/blob/222321e435e727631b5f966815203d365d99a588/spaceship.zsh#L1059-L1064
@Mohamed3on What's your output for acpi -b ?

[Mohamed3on]

acpi is not recognized.

[nathanblair]

Could spaceship check the presence of a BAT{n} directory in the /sys/class/power_supply/ path instead of looking for installed packages?

EDIT: I guess this would only be fitting for linux (and maybe OSX) machines?

[denysdovhan]

@salmanulfarzy is this issue still relevant? #296 is marked as duplicate and it's closed. Please, close this one too, if necessary.

[salmanulfarzy]

Here battery section was displayed even if none of pmset, upower or acpi were available. Kept it open to resolve that.

[denysdovhan]

@salmanulfarzy I've fixed that in #148

https://github.com/denysdovhan/spaceship-zsh-theme/blob/313644e70edf88427b5c1ad86ceda160988c50f5/sections/battery.zsh#L56-L58

@Mohamed3on is 3.0 fixes your issue?