Execution Time

What#

Displays the execution time of the previously executed command.

To use this, use the PowerShell module, or confirm that you are passing an execution-time argument containing the elapsed milliseconds to the oh-my-posh executable. The installation guide shows how to include this argument for PowerShell and Zsh.

Sample Configuration#

{
  "type": "executiontime",
  "style": "powerline",
  "powerline_symbol": "\uE0B0",
  "foreground": "#ffffff",
  "background": "#8800dd",
  "template": " <#fefefe>\ufbab</> ",
  "properties": {
    "threshold": 500,
    "style": "austin"
  }
}

Properties#

always_enabled: boolean - always show the duration - defaults to false
threshold: number - minimum duration (milliseconds) required to enable this segment - defaults to 500
style: enum - one of the available format options - defaults to austin

Style#

Style specifies the format in which the time will be displayed. The table below shows some example times in each option.

format	0.001s	2.1s	3m2.1s	4h3m2.1s
austin	`1ms`	`2.1s`	`3m 2.1s`	`4h 3m 2.1s`
roundrock	`1ms`	`2s 100ms`	`3m 2s 100ms`	`4h 3m 2s 100ms`
dallas	`0.001`	`2.1`	`3:2.1`	`4:3:2.1`
galveston	`00:00:00`	`00:00:02`	`00:03:02`	`04:03:02`
houston	`00:00:00.001`	`00:00:02.1`	`00:03:02.1`	`04:03:02.1`
amarillo	`0.001s`	`2.1s`	`182.1s`	`14,582.1s`
round	`1ms`	`2s`	`3m 2s`	`4h 3m`

Template (info)#

default template

Properties#

.Ms: number - the execution time in milliseconds
.FormattedMs: string - the formatted value based on the style above.