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syswaifu

v2.1.0

Published

A Cross-Platform Neofetch-style system info with waifu images in terminal

Readme

syswaifu 🌸

A side project of AnimeWaifu

Preview

A Cross-Platform aesthetic system information fetcher with a waifu touch — inspired by tools like neofetch, but cuter.

Displays your system info alongside a randomly fetched waifu image directly in the terminal.


Installation

Install globally via npm:

npm install -g syswaifu

Usage

Run the main command to display system information with a waifu image:

syswaifu

Available Commands

Show help message:

syswaifu -h
syswaifu --help

Show version and check for updates:

syswaifu -v
syswaifu --version

Information Displayed

  • System: OS, Kernel, Uptime, Hostname, Installed Packages
  • Hardware: CPU, Cores, Clock Speed, GPU
  • Memory: RAM Usage, Disk Usage
  • Power: Battery Status (for laptops)
  • Display: Screen Resolution
  • Network: WiFi Connection

Cross-Platform Support

syswaifu works on Windows, macOS, and Linux with platform-specific optimizations for accurate system information detection.

| Platform | GPU Detection | Resolution | WiFi/Network | |----------|--------------|------------|--------------| | Windows | ✅ WMIC | ✅ WMIC | ✅ netsh | | macOS | ✅ system_profiler | ✅ system_profiler | ✅ networksetup | | Linux | ✅ lspci | ✅ xrandr/xdpyinfo | ✅ iwgetid/nmcli |

Features gracefully degrade to "Unknown" or "Not connected" if detection tools aren't available.

Package Manager Support

syswaifu automatically detects installed packages from multiple package managers:

Windows: Chocolatey, Scoop, Winget, npm

macOS: Homebrew, MacPorts, npm

Linux: apt, pacman, rpm, flatpak, snap, npm

Author

Ovi Ren
Email: [email protected]
GitHub: @iamovi

License

MIT