Minimum Width - Gives the minimum width of the component in points.

Size Multiple - When using the 'stable positioning' layout algorithm, the size multiple sets how wide this component is relative to the standard width.

A higher value means the allocated space will shrink more slowly than for components with lower compression resistance.

Compression Resistance - When using the 'tight packing' layout algorithm, the compression resistance acts like a spring constant.

Priority - When there isn't enough space to show all the components, they will be removed from lowest to highest priority.

Text Color - If set, this overrides the default text color.

Background Color - If set, this overrides the default background color.

Some settings are common to all or most components: To modify a component's settings, select it in the Active Components section. You can also drag it out of the Active Components section. To remove a status bar component, select and press backspace. To add a component to the status bar, drag it from the top section to the Active Components section.

Custom components show up at the end of the list (you may need to scroll down to see them). See the examples section of the Python API docs for a working demo. You can also write your own components in Python. Call Script Function - Shows the result of a Python API function call.Interpolated String - Shows the value of an interpolated string.NOTE: This is only available when using the 'tight packing' layout algorithm. Spring - Adds a variable amount of space between components.Fixed-size Spacer - Adds a fixed amount of space between components.NOTE: This is only available when using the 'stable positioning' layout algorithm. Triggers - A button that activates a menu allowing you to enable or disable triggers.Snippet - A button that pastes text from Snippets, as configured in Prefs>Shortcuts>Snippets.Action - A button that activates a programmable action, much like a key-binding action.Search Tool - A search field for performing searches over terminal history.Composer - A field for editing commands before sending them to the shell.Clock - Shows the current time and date.

git state - Shows the current git branch, wheter it's dirty, and the number of commits ahead or behind of origin.

Job Name - Shows the name of the current foreground job and its parent processes.

Use Shell Integration to keep this accurate when sshing.

User Name - Shows the current username.

Host Name - Shows the current hostname.

Current Directory - Shows the current working directory.Network Throughput - Shows a graph of upload and download throughput over time.Memory Utilization - Shows a graph of RAM utilization over time.CPU Utilization - Shows a graph of CPU utilization over time.

iTerm2 ships with a number of components: System Resource Monitors ComponentsĪ status bar is composed of components. Then click Configure Status Bar to begin setting up your status bar configuration. The purpose of the status bar is to show up-to-date information about the environment you're working in and to offer useful interactions where appropriate. ITerm2 offers a configurable, scriptable status bar.

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