μfetch

pretty system info printer with a focus on configurability

using

you need:

• a terminal
• nerd font for icons
• golang to build from source, or a pre-compiled binary (which contains everything it needs) to run

configuring

mewfetch is designed to be highly customizable using a configuration file. it has nice defaults, and they can be overridden with a YAML config file using the flag -c/--config <filename>, otherwise it will check $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/mewfetch.yml.

see the example, defaults, or the following for how to configure it:

artwork:

• hide: bool - whether to hide the artwork
• os: string - manually choose which artwork is used (or auto, the default)
• custom: string - or set your own (yaml multi-line strings are a bit iffy)
• color: int - 0-15 index from the terminal's color palette

gaps:

• art: int - vertical gap (number of spaces) between artwork and modules
• icon: int - width of the module icon column

modules:

array of any of the following module definitions with their own optional settings:

• type: "blank" - newline
• type: "colors" - color palette
  block: string - characters used to represent a swatch (single color) rows: int - number of rows, each with 8 colors (1 or 2)
• type: "cpu" - CPU model
• type: "custom" - print output of shell command (be careful with it!)
  command: string - shell command
  icon: rune - custom icon
• type: "hostname" - computer's hostname
• type: "memory" - total memory
• type: "os" - shows OS version, uses major OS type (windows, linux, etc.) for icon
• type: "uptime" - how long your computer has been running
• type: "user" - current username

mewfetch is early in development. some options are subject to change.

contributing

take a look at CONTRIBUTING.md if you would like to aid in development!