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gitfetch 🛻

Neofetch for your Github profile. Gitfetch is optimized for terminals with font size 10.

Technologies used:

Quick start

Prerequisites

Gitfetch minimally requires Python3+ to be installed. Download from here.

Dependencies

All dependencies are handled by the installer.

• Python Pip3+
• Pillow
• Requests

Installation

WSL (Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora)

> git clone https://github.com/gongahkia/gitfetch
> cd gitfetch/installer
> ./mainInstall.sh

Linux, MacOS

$ git clone https://github.com/gongahkia/gitfetch
$ cd gitfetch/installer
$ ./mainInstall.sh

Troubleshooting

Encountered an issue that isn't covered here? Open an issue or shoot me a message on Telegram, and I'll get it sorted asap!

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I want to uninstall Gitfetch 😔

Step 1:
Enter file directory containing gitfetch folder intially installed via git clone.

Step 2:

$ rm -r gitfetch
$ ls -a

Step 3:
Check to ensure the gitfetch folder has been deleted.

Step 4:

$ cd ~ && ls -a

Step 5:
Check to ensure that the file titled .bashrc shows up.

Step 6:
Use your favourite text editor to remove the following 2 lines (export PATH=~/.config/gitfetch-build/bin:$PATH, alias gitfetch='gitfetch.py) from the bottom of your .bashrc file.

Step 7:

$ nvim .bashrc
$ cat .bashrc

Step 8:
Check to ensure that the 2 lines have been removed. End your terminal session and start a new one to reload .bashrc file.

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ls, sudo and other terminal commands suddenly don't work 😭

This might seem daunting, but I believe in you. You got this.

Step 1:

$ cd ~ && ls -a

Step 2:
Check to ensure that the file titled .bashrc shows up.

Step 3:
Use your favourite text editor to insert the line export PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games" at the top of your .bashrc file.

Step 4:

$ nvim .bashrc
$ cat .bashrc

Step 5: Check to ensure that the line has been added. End your terminal session and start a new one to reload .bashrc file.

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I typed the wrong Github username and want to change it 🤡

Step 1:

$ cd ~/.config/gitfetch-build/bin
$ ls -a

Step 2:
Check to ensure that the file titled .gitfetchConfig shows up.

Step 3:
Use your favourite text editor to edit the value associated with the 'username' key in the file.

Step 4:

$ nvim .gitfetchConfig
$ cat .gitfetchConfig

Step 5: Check to ensure that your username has been updated. End your terminal session and start a new one to reload .gitfetchConfig file.

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