A simple, customisable fetch written in Rust.
```
OS: Arch Linux Host: user-pc Uptime: 24.37 min(s) Kernel Version: 5.10.15-arch1-1 CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3320M CPU @ 2.60GHz (4) Disk: /dev/sda2 (96.61 GB / 449.57 GB) Memory: 2.45 GB / 8.05 GB Swap: 1.02 GB / 8.39 GB ```
This is the default configuration:
toml
show_os = true
show_hostname = true
show_uptime = true
show_kernel_version = true
show_memory = true
show_swap = true
show_colors = true
show_cpu = true
show_cores = true
show_disks = true
colors_width = 3
uptime_type = "Minute"
memory_type = "GB"
The configuration file (config.toml) needs to be manually created. These are the platform-specific paths:
Windows: %appdata%/ru_fetch/config.toml
Linux: ~/.config/ru_fetch/config.toml
Windows: ~/Library/Application Support/ru_fetch/config.toml
show_os: Whether to show OS or not.
Possible Values: true, false.
show_hostname: Whether to show Host name or not.
Possible Values: true, false.
show_kernel_version: Whether to show the kernel version or not.
Possible Values: true, false.
show_memory: Whether to show total/used memory or not.
Possible Values: true, false.
show_swap: Whether to show total/used swap or not.
Possible Values: true, false.
show_colors: Whether to show color blocks or not.
Possible Values: true, false.
show_cpu: Whether to show cpu name or not.
Possible Values: true, false.
show_cores: Whether to show (logical + physical) cores with cpu name or not.
Possible Values: true, false.
show_disks: Whether to show disks or not.
Possible Values: true, false.
colors_width: Width of each indiviual color block.
Possible Values: Unsigned integer (within integer range)
uptime_type: Unit to show uptime in.
Possible Values: Hour, Minute, Second.
memory_type: Unit to show memory in.
Possible Values: KB, MB, GB.