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weofetch

v1.1.0

Published

A terminal system info tool with random ASCII art messages, inspired by Neofetch.

Downloads

196

Readme

WeoFetch is a command-line system information tool written in Node.js.

WeoFetch displays system information along with a randomly generated ASCII art message in different fonts and colors. It’s designed to be simple, fun, and visually pleasing for terminal screenshots.


Features

  • Displays random ASCII messages on top using Figlet.

  • Each run uses random font and color.

  • Shows detailed system info below the ASCII art:

    • OS & version
    • Kernel
    • Hostname
    • Uptime
    • CPU model, cores, temperature ,and speed
    • GPU model and VRAM
    • Memory usage, Disk usage
    • Screen resolution
    • Shell *Battery

Usage

Run locally after cloning the repository:

git clone https://github.com/tahsinzidane/weofetch.git
cd weofetch
npm install
node index.js

Or install globally via npm:

npm install -g weofetch
weofetch

Each run displays a random ASCII message followed by your system info.


Weofetch preview

Dependencies

  • Node.js (v16+)
  • figlet – for ASCII art
  • chalk – for colored output
  • systeminformation – for system stats

About

WeoFetch is inspired by Neofetch. It’s meant to give a quick, aesthetic snapshot of your system in the terminal with a bit of flair.