Sillyfetch is a python neofetch clone/alternative call it however you want, with huge customizability.
- Just run setup.sh if you want it to create a small script in /usr/bin
- Please run setup.sh without sudo (just
./setup.sh) - Or simply run it with
python sillyfetch.py
By the way, it has no dependencies which is weird for a python project :)
I'm sure this project has a whole bunch of bugs, so please lower your expectations. If you've find some, feel free to open an issue or fork it.
Sillyfetch is configured by python config file, which will be copied by default in ~/.config/sillyfetch/config.py.
Defualt config is the following:
from datetime import date
def today():
return date.today()
settings = {
"layout": """
{hostname()} {today()}
Distro: {distro(architecture=True)}
Uptime: {uptime(up=True)}
Kernel: {kernel(small=False)}
Shell: {shell()}
Laptop: {model()}
Monitor: {monitor()}
CPU: {cpu()}
GPU: {gpu()}
WM: {wm()}
Packages: {packages()}
Driver: {gpu_driver()}
Memory: {memory()}
Theme: {gtk_theme()}
Icons: {icon_theme()}
{colors()}
""",
# Possible functions:
# uptime(up=False, length="full")
# Returns uptime. If up is True, adds up in the beginning. Also can take length of the output.
# Possible values for length are "full", "medium", "short"
#
# distro(architecture=True)
# Returns distribution name. Optionally shows architecture
#
# model(version=True)
# Returns model of the pc. Optionally shows the version of the model
#
# shell(version=True)
# Returns current shell in use. Optionally shows shell's version
#
# kernel(small=True)
# Returns kernel version. Optionally returns smaller string
#
# terminal()
# Returns current terminal emulator
#
# hostname()
# Returns hostname
#
# packages()
# Returns package manager and amount of installed packages
#
# de()
# Returns current desktop environment
#
# wm(protocol=True)
# Returns current window manager. Optionally shows protocol (X11 or Wayland)
#
# gtk_theme()
# Returns current GTK theme
#
# icon_theme()
# Returns current icon theme
#
# cursor_theme()
# Returns current cursor theme
#
# gtk_font()
# Returns current font
#
# cpu(round_to=2, full_name=False, colorize=False)
# Returns CPU information.
# By default rounds cpu speed to 2 decimal places
# If full name is set to True, Returns full name, for example: "AMD Ryzen 6000", If not, "Ryzen 6000"
# If colorize set to True, will color Intel CPU output to blue and AMD CPU output to red :)
#
# memory(GiB=True, round_to=3, colorize=True)
# Returns RAM usage info
# If GiB set to False, returns memory in MiB
# By default rounds memory to 3 decimal places
# If colorize set to True, colorizes usage percent to green
#
# gpu(full_name=True, colorize=False)
# Returns GPU(s) info
# If full name is set to false, Will remove Nvidia or AMD or Intel
# If colorize is set to True, colorizes GPU name based on gpu vendor
#
# gpu_driver(single_driver=True)
# Returns GPU Driver(s) in use info
# If single_driver is set to True, Returns only first GPU driver info
#
# colors(background=True, char=" ", normal_only=False)
# Prints cololors or colorized character
# If background is set to True, colorizes background instead of foreground
# If normal only is set to True, will not print bright collors
# "char" is the character used to print colors
#
# disk(path='/', colorize=True, file_system=True, percent=True, round_mem_to=2)
# Returns Disk usage
# You can set another path, which will show the usage of some specific directory
# If percent is set to True, will show the percent usage
# If colorize set to True, colorizes percent usage to green
# By default rounds disk size to 2 decimal places
#
# monitor(refresh_rate=True, inch=True)
# Returns monitor info
# By default shows refresh rate and monitor size in inches
#
"custom_fetches": {
"today": today
},
# dictionary with custom functions, if you want to display something yours
# pass functions here, and insert them into layout as in example above
# format :
# 'function_name' : function
"colorize_functions" : True,
# colorize function's output or no. if you want to insert specific color for the specific function output in line, then.
# functions will be colored as text color if set to False.
# you have to set this param to False. This will disable colorizing for all the functions. you'll have to manually insert
# color for every function.to do that, you can use the following syntax:
# {cN}, where N is a number from 1 to 16. example:
#
# {c6} CPU: {cpu()}
#
# example above will colorize all the line if colorize_functions set to false.
# if colorize functions set to True, then only "CPU: " will be colored.
#
# colors are like in the example below. just past color number you want. for example:
# {c6} colorize to magenta
# {c2} colorize to red
"text_color" : "logo",
# the color text will displayed with, text only, not result of functions
# values :
# 1 # black
# 2: # red
# 3: # green
# 4: # yellow
# 5: # blue
# 6: # magenta
# 7: # cyan
# 8: # white
# 9: # bright black
# 10: # bright red
# 11: # bright green
# 12: # bright yellow
# 13: # bright blue
# 14: # bright magenta
# 15: # bright cyan
# 16: # bright white
"functions_color": 8,
# color of function's output, values are the same
"logo" : "auto",
# ascii logo to be displayed
# values :
# 'auto' # automatically set logo
# variable # dictionary with custom ascii art
# example and format:
# from colorama import Fore as f
#
# example_logo = {
# "logo" : f"""{f.RED}
# /\\,-'''''-,/\\
# \\_) (_/
# | {f.WHITE}" "{f.RED} |
# | {f.WHITE}----{f.RED} |
# ; ;
# "'-_____-'"
# """,
# "main_color" : f.RED # main color of the logo. you can use ansii codes or python colorama module
# # if logo is colorless leave it empy. if you have multicolored logo,
# # manually insert colors per line, and set this as main color of logo
# }
# distro names: # if you want exact distro ascci art, pass distro's name
# Values:
# arch ubuntu debian fedora centos manjaro alpine linuxmint opensuse-leap kali parrot zorin bedrock
# slackware solus puppy tails rhel clear artix void opensuse-tumbleweed peppermintos gentoo cachyos
# linux mandriva GNU freebsd devuan
"logo_info_whitespace" : 3,
# lenght of whitespace between logo and information
"lstrip_info" : False,
# remove whitespaces at the beginning of every layout line
"print_logo": True,
# Print logo or no
"logo_position": "left",
# position where logo located.
# values: 'left', 'top', 'right', 'bottom'
}- Code base is awful
- Improve structure
- Tests
- Script with pyinstaller (maybe)
- Multiplatform. Would be nice to see it on Windows