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fetchcord / FetchCord

FetchCord grabs your OS info and displays it as Discord Rich Presence
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everything outputs as N/A, connects normally #110

Closed StaringLongingly closed 3 years ago

StaringLongingly commented 3 years ago

installed using aur, neofetch runs fine but fetchcord doesnt detect anything

--debug log:

----out.py----

----DE/WM---- deid: N/A wmid: N/A wmline item 0: ['WM: N/A']

----TERMINAL----

fontline: ['Font: N/A'] termid: N/A termline item 0: Terminal: N/A themeline: Theme: N/A

----HOST INFO----

hostline: Host: N/A batteryline: Battery: N/A resline: Resolution: N/A

----GPU INFO----

gpuinfo: GPU: N/A gpuvendor: N/A

----CPU INFO----

cpuvendor: N/A cpumodel: N/A cpuinfo: CPU: N/A cpuline item 0: ['CPU: N/A'] memline: Memory: N/A

----OS INFO----

sysosline: OS: N/A sysosid: N/A diskline: Disk: N/A packagesline item 0: Packages: N/A Unknown GPU, contact us on github to resolve this. Unknown DE/WM, contact us on github to resolve this. Unknown shell, contact us on github to resolve this. Unknown Host, contact us on github to resolve this.(Keyerror) Unsupported Terminal. contact us on github to resolve this.(Keyerror) Unsupported Distro, contact us on the GitHub page to resolve this.(keyerror)

----testing.py---- ----DE/WM----

deid: N/A wmid: N/A

----TERMINAL/SHELL----

termid: N/A shellid: unknown

----HOST INFO----

hostid: o

----GPU INFO----

gpuvendor: N/A

----CPU INFO----

cpumodel: N/A

BlivionIaG commented 3 years ago

Hi, what version are you using ? and how did you installed it ?

StaringLongingly commented 3 years ago

Hi, what version are you using ? and how did you installed it ?

i am using the lastest git version, installed from aur

BlivionIaG commented 3 years ago

Ok is it possible to get your neofetch output ? neofetch --stdout. Otherwise i would be interested if you can try the v2.7.0 who is currently on the 2.7 branch. We also have a discord if you prefer.

StaringLongingly commented 3 years ago

neofetch --stdout:

meme@arch

OS >> Arch Linux x86_64 Host >> B450M DS3H Kernel >> 5.9.8-arch1-1 Uptime >> 16 mins Packages >> 1718 (pacman), 23 (flatpak) Shell >> bash 5.0.18 Resolution >> 1920x1080, 1920x1080 DE >> Unity WM >> Mutter WM Theme >> Materia-dark-compact Theme >> Plata-Noir [GTK2/3] Icons >> ePapirus [GTK2/3] Terminal >> alacritty Terminal Font >> "Ubuntu Mono derivative Powerline" CPU >> AMD Ryzen 7 2700X @ 3.7GHz [65.7°C] GPU >> AMD ATI Radeon RX 470/480/570/570X/580/580X/590 Memory >> 4701MiB / 16019MiB (29%)

BlivionIaG commented 3 years ago

oh, well the neofetch separator needs to be "OS:" on 2.6.x, i'm interested to see if thats solved for you in 2.7, because if it fails, it loads with a custom neofetch config. I plan to not be dependent on the separator in the future (by searching it in neofetch config)

StaringLongingly commented 3 years ago

turns out the problem was indeed the separator, thank you for your help

BlivionIaG commented 3 years ago

no problem, i have to test if having a different separator is not a problem on 2.7, if you have other questions or problems don't hesitate to ask (we have a discord for that if you want faster responses).