Make tmux powerful and pretty 🥊💅
tmux2k is a highly customizable framework designed to enhance your tmux status bar, providing you with a sleek and informative interface for your terminal sessions.
## ✨ Features
- **Enhanced Aesthetics**: Prettify your tmux setup with a stylish and modern status bar.
- **Informative Display**: Gain access to all the essential information you need right on your status bar, including system stats, git branch, weather updates, and more.
- **Plugin Ecosystem**: Comes with a wide array of plugins to tailor your status bar to your specific needs, covering everything from system monitoring to version control integration.
- **Ease of Customization**: Customize and extend tmux2k effortlessly, thanks to its intuitive configuration options and flexible architecture.
- **Dynamic Updates**: Enjoy real-time updates and dynamic content rendering for a seamless and responsive user experience.
### 🎨 Available Themes:
- default 
- default icons 
- catppuccin 
- catppuccin icons 
- gruvbox 
- gruvbox icons 
- monokai 
- monokai icons 
- onedark 
- onedark icons 
- duo 
- duo icons 
- duo blue 
- default no powerline 
To use themes:
```bash
# use a theme
set -g @tmux2k-theme 'onedark'
# to show icons only
set -g @tmux2k-icons-only true
# to customize duo bg and fg
set -g @tmux2k-duo-fg "#1688f0" # this will get you duo blue shown above
set -g @tmux2k-duo-bg "#000000" # this will set the bg for duo theme
# to set powerline symbols
set -g @tmux2k-right-sep # alternate right status bar sep
set -g @tmux2k-win-right-sep # alternate window right sep
# to not show powerline
set -g @tmux2k-show-powerline false
# set start icon, accpets: `session`, 'window`, or any string
set -g @tmux2k-start-icon ""
```
#### 🖌️ Customize Theme Colors
##### Available Colors:
- `text`: Default text color. Default: `#282a36`
- `bg_main`: Background color for main sections. Default: `#15152a`
- `bg_alt`: Background color for alternate sections. Default: `#45455a`
- `black`: Black color. Default: `#0a0a0f`
- `white`: White color. Default: `#d5d5da`
- `red`: Red color. Default: `#ff001f`
- `light_red`: Light red color. Default: `#ff0055`
- `green`: Green color. Default: `#3dd50a`
- `light_green`: Light green color. Default: `#ccffcc`
- `blue`: Blue color. Default: `#1688f0`
- `light_blue`: Light blue color. Default: `#11dddd`
- `yellow`: Yellow color. Default: `#ffb86c`
- `light_yellow`: Light yellow color. Default: `#ffd21a`
- `purple`: Purple color. Default: `#bf58ff`
- `light_purple`: Light purple color. Default: `#ff65c6`
To customize theme colors:
```bash
set -g @tmux2k-text '#cdcdcd' # change text to white
set -g @tmux2k-bg-main '#ffffff' # change bg to white
set -g @tmux2k-yellow '#f8c800' # change yellow color
```
> You may have to restart `tmux` for some changes to reflect
### 🧩 Available Plugins
- `battery`: Show battery stats and percentage
- `git`: Show Git branch and status information
- `cpu`: Show CPU usage information
- `cwd`: Show current working directory
- `gpu`: Show GPU usage information
- `ram`: Show RAM usage information
- `network`: Show network status and statistics
- `bandwidth`: Show network bandwidth usage
- `ping`: Show network ping statistics
- `time`: Show current time and date
- `weather`: Show weather information
- `window`: tmux window list
- `pomodoro`: Shows the `#{pomodoro_status}` of the [tmux-pomodoro-plus](https://github.com/olimorris/tmux-pomodoro-plus) plugin (if installed)
To customize plugins, I'll highly recommend checking out their respective scripts in the [scripts](./scripts) folder.
Here's some example configurations:
```bash
# set the left and right plugin sections
set -g @tmux2k-left-plugins "git cpu ram"
set -g @tmux2k-right-plugins "battery network time"
# to set window list alignment (absolute-centre by default)
set -g @tmux2k-window-list-alignment 'left'
# to customize plugin colors
set -g @tmux2k-[plugin-name]-colors "[background] [foreground]"
set -g @tmux2k-cpu-colors "red black" # set cpu plugin bg to red, fg to black
# to enable compact window list size
set -g @tmux2k-compact-windows true
# change refresh rate
set -g @tmux2k-refresh-rate 5
# weather scale
set -g @tmux2k-show-fahrenheit false
# 24 hour time
set -g @tmux2k-military-time true
# network interface to watch
set -g @tmux2k-network-name "wlo1"
```
#### 🪆 Add New Plugins
To add a new plugin, add a script to the [scripts](./scripts) folder that prints something to the console.
> The plugin name and script file name must match e.g: plugin named `foo` should have a file called `scripts/foo.sh`
## ⚡ Setup
### ⚙️ Requirements
Before you begin, ensure you have met the following requirements:
- You have installed the latest version of `tmux`.
- bash 5.2 or newer, mac users can install it using `brew install bash`
- [tpm](https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm) for managing `tmux` plugins.
- A [patched nerd font](https://www.nerdfonts.com/) for `powerline` and glyphs support.
### 💻 Installation
If you are a `tpm` user, you can install the theme and keep up to date by adding the following to your `.tmux.conf` file:
```bash
set -g @plugin '2kabhishek/tmux2k'
```
- Run `tmux`
- Use the `tpm` install command: prefix + I (default prefix is `ctrl+b`)
You can also directly clone the repo to your `~/.tmux/plugins/` folder.
## 🏗️ What's Next
- You tell me!
## 🧑💻 Behind The Code
### 🌈 Inspiration
I came across [dracula/tmux](https://github.com/dracula/tmux) sometime back and I wanted to create a more customizable and easy to expand solution.
### 💡 Challenges/Learnings
- Learned a lot about the `tmux` and `tpm` ecosystem.
- Did some fancy shell scripting.
## What's next
### To-Do
You tell me!
### 🧰 Tooling
- [dots2k](https://github.com/2kabhishek/dots2k) — Dev Environment
- [nvim2k](https://github.com/2kabhishek/nvim2k) — Personalized Editor
- [sway2k](https://github.com/2kabhishek/sway2k) — Desktop Environment
- [qute2k](https://github.com/2kabhishek/qute2k) — Personalized Browser
### 🔍 More Info
- [tmux-tea](https://github.com/2kabhishek/tmux-tea) — Simple and powerful tmux session manager
- [tmux-tilit](https://github.com/2kabhishek/tmux-tilit) — Turns tmux into a terminal window manager