Using Starship to Track Current NPM Registry

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  • I will be forever grateful to Jason Lengstorf for introducing me to Starship! It's a super fast, highly-customizable shell that comes with some great features out of the box. The default will show you your current directory, branch if you're in a repo, current package version, and current Node version. My setup looks like this:

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  • If you're not a bash scripting pro(I certainly am NOT), I'll walk you through what's going on here. This is code in my custom config toml file for Starship. Most of this configuration is based on how Starship returns information about different Modules, and bash scripting is done in the "command" option. You can see more about how to configure current Modules or create your own commands on their website.

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