Note
This script works on both Linux and Mac OS systems. Enjoy~ :3
A fork of elenapan's bunnyfetch script. Uses improvements from strafe/bunnyfetch and adds Mac OS compatibility.
- Place the fetch script somewhere on your
$PATH(I use$HOME/.local/bin/) - Make it executable by running
chmod +x ./cutefetchin the directory it is located - Use a NerdFont with your terminal to display glyphs properly
After installation, run cutefetch in the terminal.
Command line arguments can be passed to specify the animal and eye style.
Cutefetch - Tiny coloured fetch script to display sysinfo
USAGE: cutefetch [-m MODE] [-e EYES] [-r] [-v] [-h]
[MODE]:
cat, kitty : show kitty ascii art with sysinfo
catfull, cat2, kitty2 : show kitty ascii art with sysinfo (full body)
bunny, rabbit : show bunny ascii art with sysinfo
dog, doggo, doggy : show doggy ascii art with sysinfo
penguin, pengu, pingu : show penguin ascii art with sysinfo
minimal, simple : show sysinfo with no ascii art
none, noglyph, text : show sysinfo with text only
[EYES]:
Numbers from 0 to 15:
Selects eyes for cats, bunny, and dog
0: . .
1: · ·
2: ^ ^
3: - -
4: ~ ~
5: * *
6: ^.^
7: -.-
8: ~.~
9: *.*
10: 0.0
11: 0 0
12: o o
13: o.o
14: ° o
no/other number:
^.^ (kitty)
or . . (bunny)
or · · (doggy)
[-r] : use randomized ascii art
[-v] : print the version number
[-h] : print this help message
[no option] : same as: cutefetch -m cat -e 6
[unkown option] : print this help message
and return status code 1
- Randomization of ascii art suggested by Westofer
- Thanks to our contributors for code and ideas