Like neofetch, but for files and directories.
Made in bash [shell] using only base package (linux).
Works only on linux!
Mostly to learn how bash [shell] works and for debugging.
Like neofetch, but for files and directories.
Made in bash [shell] using only base package (linux).
Works only on linux!
Mostly to learn how bash [shell] works and for debugging.
Hi!
When I was seraching some time ago random packages on “yay -Ss …”, I got an idea if there is any project that’s works like neofetch , but for files. I didn’t saw any project like that, so I got an inspiration to build it myself.
I didn’t knew anything about bash, BUT my determination helped me to finish it.
And now my project can display metadata about files and directories ^^
I hope that my project will be usefull for someone.
[I coded it on arch linux, but I really wanted to build it only on base package that should be in every linux distro, so it should works on most of linux distros]
See you all soon with new project ;3
Devlog #10:
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Devlog #9:
New features:
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Devlog #8:
New features:
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Devlog #7:
New features:
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Devlog #6:
Hi!
Now not only files can be shown in filefetch, but also directories! ^^
I made my functions check if path is a file or a directory, so I only have one new function (to check number of files in folder).
See you soon! :3
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Devlog #5:
Hi!
I made README.md that includes tutorial how to install and use filefetch, also all functions description.
The main code was splitted into small functions.
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Devlog #4:
Hi!
Finally my project has some colors, also my code can now display photos resolution!
In the code side of this project, I added some comments to make it more clear.
See you soon! :3
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Devlog #3:
Hiiiiii!!!!
In this devlog I added some borders to make it more looks better, also added author and last modification date to displayed data.
From the code side, I changed the way how the data is displayed, because before I had just random echos everywhere and now all the data is stored in one label and after that is displayed (in for loop).
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Devlog #2:
Hi!
I made some big progress for my filefetch, at this moment it shows:
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Devlog #1:
Hi everyone! I’m back with a new project! This time for linux (maybe also for windows, idk TwT).
I was inspired by Neofetch and I decided to make project in bash (shell), for displaying in cool way :D file’s data, for example I want to check my image size and when it was created, so I will run filefetch cool_image.png
At this point, I made some progress and I now how to use arguments (these things that u write after running function).
See you soon! :3
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