callmeechocodes / fetcho

:sparkles: A simple fetch made in C++

Hi, I'm Echo!

public class Echo : Human {
    // Basic info
    public string Pronouns = "They/Them";
    public string Gender = "Nonbinary";
    public string Location = "Australia";
    public string Timezone = "AEST (UTC+10)";

    // Programming
    public List<string> Projects = new() { "Hollow", "callmeecho.dev" };
    public List<string> FavoriteLanguages = new() { "C#", "Java", "TypeScript" };

    // GPG
    // Please encrypt emails to me if they should be private!
    public static string gpgKeyFingerprint = "0B0F7A231A84F7EE9B8128CABEBCAB631F88D239";
    public static string gpgKeyFile = "https://github.com/CallmeEchoCodes.gpg";
}

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fetcho's Issues

host module not working on AUR build

Whenever I try to add the host module, it does not want to load and says "host" is not a valid module! when i run fetcho. Is it just something on my end, and if so, how can I check?

Running arch linux on a laptop with the linux-zen kernel, all packages up to date.

Thanks in advance!

Add configuration

I want to make this configurable but I'm not sure how.

Option 1: Suckless style

Suckless style means configuring with a config.h file in the source code

Pros:

• Easy to implement
• No slowdown because we don't really need to read a config file

Cons:

• You would have to recompile every time you change config
• Packaging becomes pretty much worthless

Option 2: Neofetch style

Neofetch style means using a traditional config file

Pros:

• Easy to use

Cons:

• Causes slowdown when reading the file
• Hard to implement

Option 3: ENVVAR style

take a wild guess as to what this means

Pros:

• Easy to implement
• Very small amount of slowdown

Cons:

• Can be annoying to use with big configs

Progress Tracker

• Choose style
• Implement system to define config options in an easy way
• Add options!

Add .deb package

This shouldn't be too hard but I'm lazy

Progress Tracker

• Figure out how to create a deb file with make
• Add it to the github workflow