Sysgrab is a lightweight and customizable system information tool for fetching and displaying system details such as OS, architecture, CPU, memory, and more in the terminal.
Users can configure Sysgrab's colors, the ordering of datpoints and add ASCII art of their choice by editing the configuration files.
Sysgrab is compatible with all Linux distributions.
To install Sysgrab, follow these steps:
-
Download the latest release:
Download the latest version of
sysgrab-release.zip
from the releases page and extract it. -
Add Sysgrab to your PATH:
Add the extracted directory to your system PATH to make
sysgrab
accessible from anywhere in the terminal.Add this line to your shell configuration to make the change persistent:
export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/sysgrab-directory
Run Sysgrab with the following command:
sysgrab [OPTIONS]
Options:
(no option) Display system information
-h, --help Show a help message and exit
-v, --version Display version information and exit
-d, --delete-logs Delete logs
To configure Sysgrab, follow these steps:
-
Configure colors and data ordering:
To configure the colors and ordering, edit the
config.yaml
file. -
Add art:
To configure the art, create a text file with ASCII art, and put the file name in the
config.yaml
file.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.