I think I must be doing something with programs.starship.settings to get starship a configuration like .config/starship.toml to work, but I don’t know?!
What if I would like to get this configuration to work?
Searching github for programs.starship.settings (with language:nix) might help you find examples.
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Please clarify whether you’re using home-manager or nixos for this. Both have options to configure starship, though their programs.starship.settings options function identically, I think.
In case it’s useful, here’s an example from my home-manager config:
I prefer in configuration.nix (for all users)
Yours is pretty too!
I am relatively experienced with linux but very much a noob to NixOS.
On my journey I have come across similar queries thus I offer this example:
<Nix file to generate complete, mostly default, starship.toml, including equivalent of <format = “$all”>.>
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Hello @s-a-c , than you for your example.
Can you mention what fonts must be installed in order to render all icons in that example?
Mostly nerdfonts, but these are included by default, so i guess you don’t need to install them, you just need a terminal that can render icons, suggestions: kitty, alacritty