support starship with clink config prompt use starship

[NewUserHa]

since starship and oh-my-posh both are popular,
it would be good if support starship with clink config prompt use starship instead of manually creating a .lua file because oh-my-posh is already supported.

under the user\AppData\Local\clink, even changing starship.lua to starship.lua2 to temporarily disable the .lua, it still loads the script

[eblis]

I added an environment variable for this:

-- starship.lua

enabled = os.getenv("STARSHIP")
if enabled then
	-- print("Starship is enabled")
	load(io.popen('starship init cmd'):read("*a"))()
else
	-- print("Starship is not enabled")
end	

But at the end of the day i found myself not using Starship as much as I thought I would

[chrisant996]

since starship and oh-my-posh both are popular, it would be good if support starship with clink config prompt use starship instead of manually creating a .lua file because oh-my-posh is already supported.

I've never used starship, because it seems to be more time consuming and complicated to configure than oh-my-posh. I didn't want to invest the extra time to learn it and test it.

Someone else is welcome to create and test such a script and contribute it through open source.

under the user\AppData\Local\clink, even changing starship.lua to starship.lua2 to temporarily disable the .lua, it still loads the script

Refer to issue #502.

You have Short File Names enabled on the computer. Since the file name "starship.lua2" is not an 8.3 filename, the OS creates a Short File Name for it, something like "starsh~1.lua", which matches the wildcard "*.lua".

Rename it to something like "starship.lua.txt" or something like that.