. bash_prompt

# Define some basic colors using tput (8-bit color: 256 colors)
red="\[$(tput setaf 160)\]"
bright_red="\[$(tput setaf 196)\]"
light_purple="\[$(tput setaf 60)\]"
orange="\[$(tput setaf 172)\]"
blue="\[$(tput setaf 21)\]"
light_blue="\[$(tput setaf 80)\]"
magenta="\[$(tput setaf 162)\]"
hot_pink="\[$(tput setaf 200)\]"
violet="\[$(tput setaf 171)\]"
bold="\[$(tput bold)\]"
start_underline="\[$(tput smul)\]"
end_underline="\[$(tput rmul)\]"
reset="\[$(tput sgr0)\]"

# Define basic colors to be used in prompt
## The color for username (light_blue, for root user: bright_red)
username_color="${reset}${bold}${light_blue}\$([[ \${EUID} == 0 ]] && echo \"${bright_re            >
## Color of @ and ✗ symbols (orange)
at_color=$reset$bold$orange
## Color of host/pc-name (blue)
host_color=$reset$bold$blue
## Color of current working directory (light_purple)
directory_color=$reset$light_purple
## Color for other characters (like the arrow)
etc_color=$reset$red
# If last operation did not succeded, add [✗]- to the prompt
on_error="\$([[ \$? != 0 ]] && echo \"${etc_color}[${at_color}✗${etc_color}]─\")"
# The last symbol in prompt ($, for root user: #)
symbol="${reset}${bold}${bright_red}$(if [[ ${EUID} == 0 ]]; then echo '#'; else echo '$            >

## Colour of date
date_colour="$reset$bold$magenta"
## Colour of time
time_colour="$reset$bold$violet"



# Setup the prompt/prefix for linux terminal

PS1="${etc_color}┌─${on_error}[";
PS1+="${username_color}\u";
PS1+="${at_color}@";
PS1+="${host_color}\h"
PS1+="${etc_color}]-[";
PS1+="${directory_color}\w";
PS1+="${etc_color}]\n└──╼ ";
PS1+="${date_colour}\D{%d-%m-%Y}";
PS1+="${time_colour}\A";
PS1+="${etc_color}\n    └──╼ ";
PS1+="${symbol}${reset}";

## \u=Working directory
## \n=New Line
## \u=Username
## \h=Host
## \D{%d-%m-%Y}=Date
## \A=time


export PS1