50_sample.sh

# This example shows you how to make your own custom extensions to your bash profile
# Any time a user logs in with the bashrc extensions installed, 
#  the ~/profile.d/ folder (if it exists) is searched for all *.sh scripts
#  which are then sourced in order.

# Lines with a hashtag in from of them are commented out

# MYSECRETPASSWORD='uW!llNVR_EVR_EVRguessThis1,haha'
# function myssh { ssh -p 2222 katniss@"$1"; }
# alias cdd="cd $HOME/dev"

# Lines without a hashtag are actually executed
# This will make the terminal go directly to the user's home directory when it launches
# cd "$HOME"

# This is all just normal bash that is just run as if you'd directly typed it in with your hands


# Default prompt, see this for details:
#   http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prompt-HOWTO/bash-prompt-escape-sequences.html
# PS1='\u@\H:${PWD} \$ '

# Show the git branch name in yellow
ps1_add_fn git-branch-name YELLOW '' ' '

# Show the UTC ISO-8601 timestamp in green
# ps1_add_fn date-8601 GREEN

# Show the local time ISO-8601 timestamp in cyan
ps1_add_fn date-8601-local CYAN

# Show the last return code
toggle_return_code_prompt


# Set the terminal title to the instance name and the current working directory
ps1_title () {
  set_terminal_title "$INSTANCE_NAME:$PWD"
}
ps1_add_fn ps1_title RED '' ''