#gofetch

gofetch is an alternative neofetch, screenfetch, and pfetch CLI tool that retrieves the current operative system information.

Before getting started is important that your current terminal supports UTF-8, otherwise, the gopher of the gofetch tool will not be encoded causing some inconsistencies.

To have gofetch in your machine follow the next steps:

1. Clone the project under the $GOPATH.

$ git clone https://github.com/orlandorode97/gofetch.git

2. The project contains a Makefile with built-in commands to create the binary for your current os and architecture.
3. Type the command to build the project.

• build

4. Example

   $ make build
   --> Building gofetch binary for linux:amd64
   --> gofetch for linux:amd64 built at /usr/home/orlandoromo/go/src/gofetch

5. The previous command generates the binary gofetch at the root of the project. Copy it to the folder under /usr/local/bin either on linux or mac:

$ sudo cp gofetch /usr/local/bin

For Windows users it generates the binary gofetch.exe at the root of the project. Make a binary folder to place it with make C:\bin, move gofetch.exe to the created folder move gofetch.exe C:\bin., add it to PATH with setx PATH "C:\bin\;%PATH%" and restart your terminal.

6. Go for it (animation created with vsh):

Contributions are very welcome