spectrumdev-tech/archfetch

How spectrumdev-tech/archfetch works

Archfetch is a small C11 system-information fetcher. A user runs the program; src/main.c loads display settings, gathers system and session details, then formats the values with Arch ASCII art and ANSI colors for terminal output. The sampled code confirms most collectors and their inputs; kernel and configuration behavior is included from the README, tree, and calls in main.c, while unsampled implementation details are not inferred.

Main entry points: main.c Fetch and render · osinfo.c OS identity · cpu.c CPU details · config.c Display settings

Components 18

Collection and display

Fetch and render src/main.c

System details

OS identity src/osinfo.c
Kernel version src/kernel.c
CPU details src/cpu.c
Text utilities src/utils.c

Session and settings

Shell details src/shell.c
Desktop session src/wm.c
Display settings src/config.c

Runtime and packages

Memory usage src/memory.c
System uptime src/uptime.c
Package count src/packages.c

Other components

User
Terminal
OS release file
Kernel release file
Proc system files
Pacman local database
Environment variables

Connections 23

User → Fetch and render: runs
Fetch and render → Display settings: loads settings
Display settings → Fetch and render: returns settings
Fetch and render → Display settings: gets color
Fetch and render → OS identity: gets OS name
Fetch and render → Kernel version: gets version
Fetch and render → CPU details: gets CPU
Fetch and render → Memory usage: gets memory
Fetch and render → System uptime: gets uptime
Fetch and render → Package count: counts packages
Fetch and render → Shell details: gets shell
Fetch and render → Desktop session: gets desktop
Fetch and render → Terminal: prints report
OS identity → OS release file: reads
Kernel version → Kernel release file: reads
CPU details → Proc system files: reads
Memory usage → Proc system files: reads
System uptime → Proc system files: reads
Package count → Pacman local database: counts entries
Shell details → Environment variables: reads
Desktop session → Environment variables: reads
OS identity → Text utilities: trims quotes
CPU details → Text utilities: trims newline

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