config.toml.example

# NovaFetch configuration
# First run: ~/.config/novafetch/config.toml is created automatically.
# Copy this file there and adjust as needed.

[general]
separator = "  "              # Separator between label and value
use_nerd_fonts = true         # Show Nerd Font icons per module
align_values = true           # Align value columns
unit_type = "standard"        # Byte units: "standard" (KB/MB/GB), "iec" (KiB/MiB/GiB), "si"
show_memory_bar = true        # Show progress bar for memory
show_cpu_bar = true           # Show progress bar for CPU (includes usage %, freq, temp)
show_disk_bar = true          # Show progress bar for disk
# image_path = "/path/to/image.png"  # Custom PNG/JPG/GIF as logo
# image_width = 36                     # Image width in terminal cells

[theme]
# Full RGB colors [R, G, B]
primary_color = [59, 130, 246]     # Blue - gradient start / solid label color
secondary_color = [147, 51, 234]   # Purple - gradient end
text_color = [255, 255, 255]       # White - value text color
mode = "gradient"                  # "gradient" (interpolated) or "solid"

[ascii]
print_ascii = true             # Show ASCII/logo art
# distro_override = "arch"     # Force logo (e.g. "arch", "ubuntu", "fedora", "nixos", "fallback")

# Module selection and order.
# Each key maps to an info module: user_host, os, kernel, uptime, shell, de,
# cpu, gpu, memory, disk, terminal, terminal_font, packages, resolution,
# swap, os_age, theme, media, local_ip, palette.
# Only listed modules appear in output (tree layout groups them automatically).
layout = [
    "user_host",
    "os",
    "kernel",
    "uptime",
    "shell",
    "de",
    "cpu",
    "gpu",
    "memory",
    "disk",
    "terminal",
    "terminal_font",
    "packages",
    "resolution",
    "swap",
    "os_age",
    "theme",
    "media",
    "local_ip",
    "palette",
]