What's with the color palette at the bottom? Can I turn off the graphic? Overall this is almost certainly becoming a staple of my toolbox.
Interestingly enough the color palette doesn't appear for me :)
Wunderbar.
Git repository summary on your terminal
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Re: Git repository summary on your terminal
#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
Interestingly enough the color palette doesn't appear for me :)
Wunderbar.
Hahaha. Sorry, that wasn't meant to be a brag. I just know that I haven't turned anything off, so maybe it's a behaviour of a particular commit?
I installed via Cargo, version 1.6.5.
Re: Git repository summary on your terminal
#13Patterns of commit activity might be shown using unicode sparklines and/or a color scale (foreground and/or background).
"C++ (41.75 %)" seems a lot of ink and space for "C++ 42%".
Re: Git repository summary on your terminal
#14Nice! In the 2nd screenshot, how is it showing the image? Is that a terminal that can render images, or some clever conversion to ascii art [there's some ascii art related code in the onefetch repo].
Re: Git repository summary on your terminal
#15Imagine one wished to collect interesting repo measures and visualizations. Any suggestions on fruitful places to scavenge?
" has a nice one." "I frequently find myself checking a repo for , and wish it was automated." " a pretty way to present ."
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#16Nice! In the 2nd screenshot, how is it showing the image? Is that a terminal that can render images, or some clever conversion to ascii art [there's some ascii art related code in the onefetch repo].
I think it's iTerm-specific.
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#17Nice! In the 2nd screenshot, how is it showing the image? Is that a terminal that can render images, or some clever conversion to ascii art [there's some ascii art related code in the onefetch repo].
this is possible with sixels, if you are really into it
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#18I thought this committed all my terminal commands to a git repo. It doesn’t but now I want something like that.
Do you mean bash/zsh profiles or recent command history?
Re: Git repository summary on your terminal
#19Nice! In the 2nd screenshot, how is it showing the image? Is that a terminal that can render images, or some clever conversion to ascii art [there's some ascii art related code in the onefetch repo].
It uses `kitty` terminal's built in support for images. [0][1]
[0] https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol.html [1] https://github.com/o2sh/onefetch/blob/master/src/image_backe...
Note: iTerm2 also has its own image display protocol and for something more generic there is Sixel or w3mimgdisplay (from w3m).
Re: Git repository summary on your terminal
#20Imagine one wished to collect interesting repo measures and visualizations. Any suggestions on fruitful places to scavenge? " has a nice one." "I frequently find myself checking a repo for , and wish it was automated." " a pretty way to present ."
“gource” is pretty cool. It generates an animated history of all commits, visualized as authors pushing into files.