Hilbifetch

Simple and small fetch written in Lua.

Hilbifetch is your average system info fetch inspired by Neofetch, my own Bunnyfetch and the others.
But this time, it's written and configured in Lua.

Requirements

• Hilbish master branch

Setup

Hilbifetch is in a very early state, expect it to look weird or have odd bugs.

git clone https://github.com/TorchedSammy/Hilbifetch
cd Hilbifetch
sudo ./install.lua

To install to a different directory (like $HOME/bin):

PREFIX=/usr/local ./install.lua

Usage

hilbifetch (or ./hilbifetch.lua)

Configuration is done via the Lua file ~/.config/hilbifetch/init.lua.
There are a few functions and variables available. They are all accessed via the global hilbifetch table.

• sep: Separator used for info.
• ascii: ASCII art.
• order: A table describing the order of info. The format for keys is either a string of an info name or a table with the first entry being the name and other options. Example:

hilbifetch.order = {
	{'title', showName = false},
	{'infosep', showName = false},
	'os',
	'kernel',
	'uptime',
	'terminal',
	'shell',
	{'padding', showName = false},
	{'colors', showName = false}
}

This is the default order of info. The options available for info are:
showName - Whether to show the display name.
color - Color of the info text.
nameColor - Color of the display name.

• addInfo(name, callback): adds info with name.
• getInfo(name): gets info from name
• setDisplay(name): sets the display name of named info. if the display name isn't set, it'll use the normal name instead.
• getDisplay(name): gets the display name of the named info.

License

Hilbifetch is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause license.
Read here for more info.