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Changelog
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES! See all the shiny new environment variables in the first 100 lines or so. They're documented there and they're also named in the --help page.
Colors
XSOS_COLOR_RESET -- color to reset terminal to after using other colors
XSOS_COLOR_H1 -- color for content modules' primary header
XSOS_COLOR_H2 -- color for content modules' secondary header
XSOS_COLOR_H3 -- color for content modules' tertiary header
XSOS_COLOR_IMPORTANT -- color for drawing attention to important data
XSOS_COLOR_WARN1 -- color for level-1 warnings
XSOS_COLOR_WARN2 -- color for level-2 warnings
XSOS_COLOR_IFUP -- color for ethtool InterFace "up"
XSOS_COLOR_IFDOWN -- color for ethtool InterFace "down"
Other behaviors/output funness
XSOS_COLORS -- (y/n) enable/disable color -- does not override -x/--nocolor option
XSOS_FOLD_WIDTH -- (positive int) controls wrapping width for modules that use it -- defaults to 76
XSOS_HEADING_SEPARATOR -- (string) acts as a separator between content modules -- defaults to a blank line
XSOS_ALL_VIEW -- str of semicolon-separated variables -- defaults to: bios=y; os=y; cpu=y; mem=y; disks=y; lspci=y; ethtool=y; ip=y; net=y; sysctl=y; ps=y
XSOS_DEFAULT_VIEW -- str of semicolon-separated variables as above -- defaults to: os=y; cpu=y; mem=y; lspci=y; ip=y
XSOS_UPDATE_CONFIRM -- (y/n) controls whether built-in update function prompts for confirmation
XSOS_PS_LEVEL -- (int between 0 and 3) controls verbosity level (3 being highest) in --ps output
XSOS_MEM_UNIT -- (str: k, m, or g) sets unit used by --mem
Let's see... what else.
--ps:
4 levels of verbosity now. 0-3. Defaults to 1. Running with -v bumps up to level 2. To get level 3, need to use XSOS_PS_LEVEL environment variable
Processes in D-state now colorized in warning color (orange).
Zombie processes now colorized dark grey to make them stand out, but not STAND OUT.
The column command only supports lines up to lengths of 2047 characters (or maybe bytes -- hmm, I should probably check that). This caused column to barf all over the --ps output when there were extremely long lines.
A majority of the line changes in this release are due to all the color-changing. Renamed the C color array to c and replaced a whole bunch of simple variables (like $c_0 and $c_imp) -- they're now part of the c color array.
Where it made sense, static calls to the orange color where changed to call a warning color variable.
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Changelog
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES! See all the shiny new environment variables in the first 100 lines or so. They're documented there and they're also named in the
--helppage.XSOS_COLOR_RESET-- color to reset terminal to after using other colorsXSOS_COLOR_H1-- color for content modules' primary headerXSOS_COLOR_H2-- color for content modules' secondary headerXSOS_COLOR_H3-- color for content modules' tertiary headerXSOS_COLOR_IMPORTANT-- color for drawing attention to important dataXSOS_COLOR_WARN1-- color for level-1 warningsXSOS_COLOR_WARN2-- color for level-2 warningsXSOS_COLOR_IFUP-- color for ethtool InterFace "up"XSOS_COLOR_IFDOWN-- color for ethtool InterFace "down"XSOS_COLORS-- (y/n) enable/disable color -- does not override-x/--nocoloroptionXSOS_FOLD_WIDTH-- (positive int) controls wrapping width for modules that use it -- defaults to76XSOS_HEADING_SEPARATOR-- (string) acts as a separator between content modules -- defaults to a blank lineXSOS_ALL_VIEW-- str of semicolon-separated variables -- defaults to:bios=y; os=y; cpu=y; mem=y; disks=y; lspci=y; ethtool=y; ip=y; net=y; sysctl=y; ps=yXSOS_DEFAULT_VIEW-- str of semicolon-separated variables as above -- defaults to:os=y; cpu=y; mem=y; lspci=y; ip=yXSOS_UPDATE_CONFIRM-- (y/n) controls whether built-in update function prompts for confirmationXSOS_PS_LEVEL-- (int between0and3) controls verbosity level (3being highest) in--psoutputXSOS_MEM_UNIT-- (str:k,m, org) sets unit used by--memLet's see... what else.
--ps:-vbumps up to level 2. To get level 3, need to useXSOS_PS_LEVELenvironment variablecolumncommand only supports lines up to lengths of 2047 characters (or maybe bytes -- hmm, I should probably check that). This causedcolumnto barf all over the--psoutput when there were extremely long lines.Ccolor array tocand replaced a whole bunch of simple variables (like$c_0and$c_imp) -- they're now part of theccolor array.