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---
id: path
title: Path
sidebar_label: Path
---
## What
Display the current path.
## Sample Configuration
```json
{
"type": "path",
"style": "powerline",
"powerline_symbol": "\uE0B0",
"foreground": "#ffffff",
"background": "#61AFEF",
"properties": {
"style": "folder",
"mapped_locations": {
"C:\\temp": "\ue799"
}
}
}
```
## Properties
- folder_separator_icon: `string` - the symbol to use as a separator between folders - defaults to platform path separator
- home_icon: `string` - the icon to display when at `$HOME` - defaults to `~`
- folder_icon: `string` - the icon to use as a folder indication - defaults to `..`
- windows_registry_icon: `string` - the icon to display when in the Windows registry - defaults to `\uE0B1`
- style: `enum` - how to display the current path
- enable_hyperlink: `boolean` - displays an hyperlink for the path - defaults to `false`
- mixed_threshold: `number` - the maximum length of a path segment that will be displayed when using `Mixed` -
defaults to `4`
- stack_count_enabled: `boolean` - displays the stack count when using pushd/popd - defaults to `false`
- max_depth: `number` - maximum path depth to display before shortening when using `Agnoster Short` - defaults to `1`
## Mapped Locations
Allows you to override a location with an icon. It validates if the current path **starts with** the value and replaces
it with the icon if there's a match. To avoid issues with nested overrides, Oh My Posh will sort the list of mapped
locations before doing a replacement.
- mapped_locations_enabled: `boolean` - replace known locations in the path with the replacements before applying the
style - defaults to `true`
- mapped_locations: `object` - custom glyph/text for specific paths. Works regardless of the `mapped_locations_enabled`
setting.
For example, to swap out `C:\Users\Leet\GitHub` with a GitHub icon, you can do the following:
```json
"mapped_locations": {
"C:\\Users\\Leet\\GitHub": "\uF09B"
}
```
### Notes
- Oh My Posh will accept both `/` and `\` as path separators for a mapped location and will match regardless of which
is used by the current operating system.
- The character `~` at the start of a mapped location will match the user's home directory.
- The match is case-insensitive on Windows and macOS, but case-sensitive on other operating systems.
This means that for user Bill, who has a user account `Bill` on Windows and `bill` on Linux, `~/Foo` might match
`C:\Users\Bill\Foo` or `C:\Users\Bill\foo` on Windows but only `/home/bill/Foo` on Linux.
## Style
Style sets the way the path is displayed. Based on previous experience and popular themes, there are 5 flavors.
- agnoster
- agnoster_full
- agnoster_short
- full
- folder
- mixed
- letter
### Agnoster
Renders each folder as the `folder_icon` separated by the `folder_separator_icon`.
Only the current folder name is displayed at the end, `$HOME` is replaced by the `home_icon` if you're
inside the `$HOME` location or one of its children.
### Agnoster Full
Renders each folder name separated by the `folder_separator_icon`.
### Agnoster Short
When more than `max_depth` levels deep, it renders one `folder_icon` followed by the names of the last `max_depth` folders,
separated by the `folder_separator_icon`.
### Full
Display `$PWD` as a string.
### Folder
Display the name of the current folder.
### Mixed
Works like `Agnoster Full`, but for any middle folder short enough it will display its name instead. The maximum length
for the folders to display is governed by the `mixed_threshold` property.
### Letter
Works like `Full`, but will write every subfolder name using the first letter only, except when the folder name
starts with a symbol or icon.
- `folder` will be shortened to `f`
- `.config` will be shortened to `.c`
- `__pycache__` will be shortened to `__p`
- `➼ folder` will be shortened to `➼ f`