Returns the internal counter value

Append a pre-formatted entry to the final output content

Reverse order!

A binding method to imitate the `dict.get()` behavior.

Simple method to check that passed `obj` is an **empty** `list`

Creates a placeholder "instance" of the entry class passed, with a clean default `_default_strings` which is optionally updated by `c

Internal helper method to facilitate `check_output` mocking

Entry point of Archey distribution detection logic

Best effort to retrieve public IP address based on corresponding options. We are trying special DNS resolutions first for performance

Main `Output`'s `output` method. First we get entries to add their outputs to the results and then calls specific `output` me

Implement same algorithm xdg-utils uses

Relying on some system tools, tries to gather some details about hypervisor. When available, relies on systemd. If running wi

Returns whether or not output should be colored, according to runtime environment. Current implementation is specific to Archey as it

Tries to open DMI Linux files, looking for hardware information

Utility function computing the real width of a distribution logo. Rationale : We use placeholders to dynamically set ANSI colors.

A method handling configuration loading from a JSON file. It will try to load any `config.json` present under `path`.

Read `/proc/cpuinfo` and search for CPU model names occurrences

Build and return an ANSI/ECMA-48 escape code string from passed display attributes.

Returns the best level color according to `value` compared to `{yellow,red}_bpt`

Simple DRY method to remove any ANSI/ECMA-48 color escape code from passed `string`

Transforms string `version` to a tuple containing SemVer segments

Tries to retrieve hardware info from `/proc/device-tree/model` or `/proc/cpuinfo`

Same operation but from `lscpu` output

Based on `lspci` output, return a list of video controllers names

Based on `system_profiler` output, return a list of video chipsets model names

For Darwin systems, let's rely on `iStats` or `OSX CPU Temp` third-party programs. System's `powermetrics` program is **very** slow t

Browse /dev/dri/card* to look for devices managed by vc4/v3d driver. From there, infer VideoCore chipset version from v3d driver revi

Adds the entry to `output` after pretty-formatting the IP address list.

Simple wrapper to `distro` to return the current distribution _pretty_ name

Utility function returning a logo (as a Python module) lazily-loaded. It allows us to only load to RAM the distribution logo object that will

A method for recursively merging dictionaries as `dict.update()` is not able to do this. Original snippet taken from here : <https://

Returns human-readable format of `blocks` supplied in kibibytes (1024 bytes). Taken (and modified) from: <https://stackoverflow.com/a

Tries to retrieve `brand` and `model` device properties on Android platforms

Simple method to fetch current release on Darwin systems

Retrieve `vendor` and `version` properties on FreeBSD

Runs `df -P -k` and returns disks in a dict formatted as: { 'mount_point_1': { 'device_path': AAA,

Extracts the specified filesystems (if found) from `self._disk_dict`, returning a copy with those filesystems only, preserving specif

Based on `pciconf` output, return a list of video devices as long as their vendor

Simple wrapper to `distro` to return the distribution preferred ANSI color. See <https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/os-

Simple getter returning current supported distributions identifiers

Display running kernel and latest kernel if possible

Adds the entry to `output` after pretty-formatting with colors palette

Tries to get uptime using the clocks from the Python `time` module

Simple method to fetch current release on Android systems

Extracts local (i.e. /dev/xxx) filesystems for any *NIX from `self._disk_dict`, returning a copy with those filesystems only.

Tries to get uptime by parsing the `uptime` command

Tries to get uptime using the `/proc/uptime` file

Same behavior but by reading from `/proc/meminfo` directly

Call `free -m` and parse its output to retrieve current used and total RAM

From `sysctl` and `vm_stat` calls, compute used and total system RAM values

Return used and total memory on FreeBSD

Simple method to check that passed `obj` is an **empty** `tuple`

JSON serialization of entries. Set `indent` to the number of wanted output indentation tabs (2-space long).

Widely debated...

Simple Celsius to Fahrenheit conversion method

Try to detect current terminal emulator based on various environment variables

Build and return a 8-color palette, with Unicode characters if allowed

Returns a `datetime.timedelta` instance containing the machine uptime. Tries a variety of methods, increasing compatibility for a wid

Returns a tuple containing used and total RAM values. Tries a variety of methods, increasing compatibility for a wide range of system

Generator yielding local IP address according to passed address families

Finally outputs entries data to JSON format. See `archey.api` for further documentation.

Finally render the output entries. It handles text centering additionally to value and colors replacing.

Simple wrapper to `dig` command to perform DNS queries

Simple wrapper to `urllib` module to perform HTTP requests

Main distribution detection logic, relying on `distro`, handling _common_ cases

Append an entry to the list of entries to output

Simple wrapper to `argparse`

Return a copy of loaded files stat info data

Return Homebrew Cellar path (if available)

Adds `1` to the internal counter

Simple entry point

Returns the entry name.

Simple function trying to take a screenshot using various famous back-end programs. When supported by a found and available back-end, **try t