Fetch-rs

Description

Fetch CPU, GPU, OS info, etc and display it to terminal with a nice distro-dependent graphic.

Features different from other fetch scripts:

• Single binary (assuming no plugins)
• Compiled and fast
• Asynchronous to look up information
• Plugin support

Documentation

To change from default settings, run once to generate default configuration file then edit it: ~/.config/fetch-rs/config.json

Supports:

• Detecting distro and drawing its logo (enabled by default via "show_distro": true)
  • Terminal Colors in those Logos (see distro-logos/*.txt for how to put them in a logo):
    • Normal Colors:
      • NBLK - "Normal" Black
      • NRED - Normal Red
      • NGRN - "" Green
      • NYLW - Yellow
      • NBLU - Blue
      • NMAG - Magenta
      • NCYN - Cyan
      • NWHT - White
    • Bright Colors
      • BBLK - "Bright" Black
      • BRED - Bright Red
      • BGRN - "" Green
      • BYLW - Yellow
      • BBLU - Blue
      • BMAG - Magenta
      • BCYN - Cyan
      • BWHT - White
• OS information (enabled by default via "show_os": true):
  • Distro
  • Distro Release Version
  • Distro Nickname
  • Architecture
• Host
• Kernel
• Uptime

TODO:

• Packages (def)
• Shell (def)
• Resolution (def)
• DE (def)
• WM (def)
• WM Theme (def)
• Theme (def)
• Icons (def)
• Terminal (def)
• Terminal Font (def)
• CPU (def)
• GPU (def)
• Memory (def)
• CPU Usage (not def)
• Disk (not def)
• Battery (not def)
• Font (not def)
• Song (not def)
• Local IP (not def)
• Public IP (not def)
• Users (not def)
• Birthday (not def)
• Colors (def)

You can also add custom plugins. Create a program that supports a C ABI function with this function signature: const char *int_output(void)

Compile a .so and place it in ~/.config/fetch-rs/plugins/

It's int_output function will print after the built-in outputs