fetch top written by bubbletea enjoyer 🐬

Historically I don't use bars like polybar/waybar and so I have nowhere to put information about time, CPU load, RAM usage, disk usage, and other cool stuff so I decided to write a little tui utility for this purpose. Also I tried to make it as nice and nice to use as i can.

At this point zfxtop is in a very early stage of development so feel free to open an issue with your problems and suggestions.

The code is written in Go because it is blue 🥤.

Note that this is only compatible with the linux kernel and x86 cpus at this time.

with curl

curl -sSL raw.githubusercontent.com/ssleert/zfxtop/master/install.sh | sh

with wget

wget -qO- raw.githubusercontent.com/ssleert/zfxtop/master/install.sh | sh

with aur

yay -S zfxtop

I decided that using toml or yaml makes no sense for such small configuration files, but it increases code size, so I decided to use ini

~/.config/zfxtop/conf.ini

[tui]

# time between info update in millisecond
update = 100

# requires nerd font
icons = true

# can be rounded, sharp, double, ascii, dot
borders = rounded

# enable or disable colors
colors = true


# colors are set in the 256-color palette
[colors]
faint  = 238
mid    = 245

load0  = 27
load1  = 63
load2  = 99
load3  = 135
load4  = 171
load5  = 207

tempr0 = 49
tempr1 = 79
tempr2 = 109
tempr3 = 139
tempr4 = 169
tempr5 = 199

list0  = 109
list1  = 79
list2  = 169

install Go before it

git clone https://github.com/ssleert/zfxtop.git
cd zfxtop/
./scripts/build.sh

If you have a CPU with amd64 architecture you can try to build with optimizations

# v2, v3, v4 supported
GOAMD64=v3 ./scripts/build.sh

with podman/docker

podman build . -t zfxtop
podman run -it --rm --name zfxtop zfxtop

btw you can set alias with podman and use it as regular command

alias zfxtop="podman run -it --rm --name zfxtop zfxtop"

Before contributing, please run contribute.sh script

./scripts/contribute.sh