nerdfetch-rs 1.1.2

A minimal, fast system fetch tool - rewritten in Rust for speed, clarity, and configurability.
nerdfetch-rs-1.1.2 is not a library.

nerdfetch-rs

A minimal, fast system fetch tool — rewritten in Rust for speed, clarity, and configurability.

Alt

Acknowledgements: Heavily inspired by NerdFetch by ThatOneCalculator. This project is a Rust-based reimagining with a similar aesthetic and minimalistic goals.

Config

You can find the config file at $HOME/.config/nerdfetch-rs.toml. As the suffix might suggest, it is in TOML format.

Modules

Every module has its own table named like [modules.module_name]. Every module can be enabled or disabled with the active key, which is a boolean. Some default modules are enabled by default and must be disabled explicitely.

  • Default: color_palette kernel memory os shell uptime user
  • Others: host

Module-Specifics

Kernel
Key Value
show_name Show name of kernel. Otherwise just version is shown.
Host

📝 Note: Activating this module may have a minor performance impact on MacOS, as it spawns a child process.

Theme

The following keys can be set in the [theme] table.

Key Value
ascii_art (Multiline-) String of ASCII art displayed to the left of modules.
art_color Color of whole ASCII art.
icon_color Color of module icons.
info_color Color of module text.

Colors

white black red green yellow blue magenta cyan bright_red bright_green bright_yellow bright_blue bright_magenta bright_cyan

Installation

This software should work for most Linux distros and macOS. You need to have a Nerd Font installed and enabled in your terminal.

Package manager

  • AUR. yay -S nerdfetch-rs
  • Homebrew. Coming soon.
  • NIX. Coming soon.
  • Cargo / build from source. For installation with Cargo (especially if you're on a Debian or Red Hat based system) use cargo install --git https://github.com/minomy13/nerdfetch-rs. Of course, you have to have a Rust toolchain up and running.