v2.5.0
Summary: Lots of code refactoring and ASCII re-touching.
Bug Fixes:
-Identify author by email @yoichi
-Fix #180 @o2sh
-Fix layout with sixel image backend @yoichi
New features:
-Show number of Tags and Branches @reime005
Misc:
-Reduce size of Lua, Clojure, Jupyter-Notebooks, Tex, Zig ASCII logo @maash3r
-Reduce size of Swift, Objective-C ASCII logo @atluft
-Reduce size of Php @rootEnginear
-Reduce size of Nim @tianlangwu
-Better CI/CD @spenserblack
-New Go and Rust ASCII logo @nguyenquannnn
-Enable image backends on macOS @yoichi
v2.4.0
This release's main focus was to improve the overall performance and make it
easier for future contributors to add support for a new language.
Contributors:@spenserblack,@SuperSandro2000,@MarkusPettersson98
Language:Added support for Crystal @MarkusPettersson98
New feature:
-Use async/await to improve performance @spenserblack @o2sh
-Refacto language.rs with the introduction of a macro! and Unit tests to check
for ASCII logo size @spenserblack
-Refacto info.rs to use git log once #198 @o2sh
Misc:
-Add info for cargo-deb @SuperSandro2000
-Enable stale bot #184 @o2sh
-Enable dependabot @spenserblack
-Improved ci/cd actions @o2sh
Onefetch is a command line information tool that displays information about your
Git repository directly on your terminal.
The information is by default displayed alongside the dominant language's logo.
You can further configure Onefetch to display an image instead or another ascii
logo.
Onefetch provides the user with code statistics and project information with
features like license detection. Onefetch will show the language distribution,
LOC (lines of code), size on disk, Contributors, Version, etc.
You can further configure Onefetch to display exactly what you want it to.
Through the use of command-line flags.
Onefetch supports almost 50 different programming languages.
If your language of choice isn't supported: Open up an issue and support will be
added. Contributions are very welcome!
Thanks to maya for reviewing
