History syntax highlighting on zsh?

[lime-desu]

Hello,
Is it possible to do this on zsh?
Similarly, like this on fzf.fish :

[yutkat]

If you want very simple highlighting, there is a method to use bat.

https://github.com/yutkat/dotfiles/blob/3e72b7af8d9acc4d87e995f48c5338d2c6cad422/.config/zsh/rc/myplugins/fzf-preview.sh#L23-L25

https://github.com/yutkat/dotfiles/blob/3e72b7af8d9acc4d87e995f48c5338d2c6cad422/.config/zsh/rc/pluginconfig/fzf_atload.zsh#L8

If you want to correctly highlight, there are these plugins, but I don't know how to color from stdout.

• https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting
• https://github.com/zdharma-continuum/fast-syntax-highlighting

[lime-desu]

If you want very simple highlighting, there is a method to use bat.

Yes, thank you very much, this one works (I've tried to use bat before, but It doesn't syntax highlight it, I was just missing this --language=sh flag.

If you want to correctly highlight, there are these plugins, but I don't know how to color from stdout.

• https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting
• https://github.com/zdharma-continuum/fast-syntax-highlighting

I'm also using this plugin zsh-syntax-higlighting, but it doesn't work for me.

Btw nice dotfiles and preview script (tried to use it though it didn't work for me xd)

[yutkat]

I'm also using this plugin zsh-syntax-higlighting, but it doesn't work for me.

Yes. fzf display is not the normal prompt display, so it will not be colored.
You will have to hack that program yourself to accept standard input.

In addition, I gave it up because it was too difficult.

Btw nice dotfiles and preview script (tried to use it though it didn't work for me xd)

😉