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termfetch

v0.2.2

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command-line system information tool written in JavaScript.Termfetch displays information about your operating system, software and hardware in an aesthetic and visually pleasing way.

Downloads

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Links

Git

Maintainers

johapuentesjohapuentes

Keywords

neofetchterminalclishellxtermlogcommand-lineconsole

Readme

TermFetch:a new way to see your pc

Termfetch is a Command Line Interface tool, for view specs from your pc.

How can i use it?

  • Open a new terminal and execute the next command to install the package:

npm i -g termfetch

  • Try it, running the following command:

termfetch

Ascii Art Configuration

you can configure the ascii art output, just create a folder called "termfetch" in your user's home directory and then create the "asciiArt.txt" file inside that folder and paste your ascii picture,just paste the ascii picture, anything else your ascii picture cannot be written inside the file.

Disclaimer: please check which is your user's home dir, it can be different from your OS, just check it.

Screenshots

termfetch