example_config.toml

[modules]
# Change these to change the icon that shows next to each module.
# Anything more than 1 character long currently breaks output.
#
# Format: [ "icon", "color", show ]
#
# The middle value sets the module color. Accepts hex codes or any of these named colors:
# red, bold red
# yellow, bright yellow, bold yellow
# green, bright green, bold green
# blue, bright blue, bold blue, bold bright blue
# purple, bold purple
#
# Invalid or empty color values will fall back to the default color.
#
# The boolean value is telling nitch++ whether or not to show that module.
username = ["", "", true]
hostname = ["", "", true]
distro = ["󰻀", "", true]
kernel = ["󰌢", "", true]
uptime = ["", "", true]
shell = ["", "", true]
dewm = ["", "", true]
pkgs = ["󰏖", "", true]
memory = ["󰍛", "", true]
colors = [
  "",
  "",
  true,
] # The first icon changes the color icon. The second changes the color swatch icon.

[general]
show_ascii = true # Setting this to false will disable ascii in output.
width = 6         # Change the width of the box. Cannot modify padding of each column/row, yet... So this is more of a gimmick if anything right now ha. Value MUST be greater than 5 and 6 is default.
ascii_color = ""  # Change the color of the ascii logo (same color rules as above apply)
ascii_distro = "" # Choose which distro's ascii image to display | either comment this line out or set it to empty string to show system ascii.
# Possible distros:
# default (shows nitch++ image)
# arch
# debian
# ubuntu
# fedora
# mint
# zorin
# popos
# manjaro
# opensuse
# slackware
# centos
# redHat
# gentoo
# endeavouros
# artix
# void
# nixos
# macos