An advanced Windows system information fetcher written in C++ — featuring self-healing configuration, modular architecture, compact & detailed modes, and extreme customization.
you can modify and customize them safely from, C:\Users\Public\BinaryFetch\
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
BinaryArt.txt |
User ASCII art (fully editable, copy-paste-done !) |
BinaryFetch_Config.json |
Module configuration & layout |
Use $n in your BinaryArt.txt file where n is the color number:
| Code | Color | ANSI Code | Code | Color | ANSI Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
$1 |
Red | \033[31m |
$8 |
Bright Red | \033[91m |
$2 |
Green | \033[32m |
$9 |
Bright Green | \033[92m |
$3 |
Yellow | \033[33m |
$10 |
Bright Yellow | \033[93m |
$4 |
Blue | \033[34m |
$11 |
Bright Blue | \033[94m |
$5 |
Magenta | \033[35m |
$12 |
Bright Magenta | \033[95m |
$6 |
Cyan | \033[36m |
$13 |
Bright Cyan | \033[96m |
$7 |
White | \033[37m |
$14 |
Bright White | \033[97m |
$15 |
Reset | \033[0m |
Single color per line:** $1⠀⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿ Output: Entire line in red
Multiple colors per line:** $2⠀⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿$3⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿$1⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿ Output: Green → Yellow → Red
No color (default white or the default text color of your terminal): ⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿
Output: Standard white text
Features Overview: Compact Modules:
Date/Time: Hour/ Minute/ Second/ Day/ MonthName/ MonthNum/ Year/ WeekNum/ DayName/ LeapYear
OS: Name/ Build/ Architecture/ Uptime
CPU: Name/ Cores/ Threads/ Clock
GPU: Name/ Usage/ VRAM/ Frequency
Display: Index/ Name/ Resolution/ Scale/ Upscale/ RefreshRate
Memory: Total/ Free/ UsedPercent
Audio: InputName/ InputStatus/ OutputName/ OutputStatus
Performance: CPU/ GPU/ RAM/ Disk
User: Username/ Domain/ UserType
Network: Name/ Type/ IP
Disk: DriveLetter/ UsedPercent/ Capacity
Features Overview: Detailed Modules:
Memory: Total/ Free/ UsedPercent/ ModuleCap/ ModuleType/ ModuleSpeed
Storage: DriveLetter/ StorageType/ UsedSpace/ TotalSpace/ UsedPercent/
FileSystem/ ExtStatus/ ReadSpeed/ WriteSpeed/ SerialNumber/
PredictedRead/ PredictedWrite
Network: Name/ Type/ LocalIP/ PublicIP/ Locale/ MAC/ UploadSpeed/ DownloadSpeed
DummyNetwork: Name/ Type/ LocalIP/ ReadSpeed/ WriteSpeed
OS: Name/ Build/ Architecture/ Kernel/ Uptime/ InstallDate/ Serial
CPU: Brand/ Utilization/ CurrentSpeed/ BaseSpeed/ Cores/ LogicalProcs/
Sockets/ Virtualization/ L1Cache/ L2Cache/ L3Cache
GPU: Name/ Memory/ Usage/ Vendor/ Driver/ Temperature/ CoreCount/ PrimaryName/
PrimaryVRAM/ PrimaryFreq
Display: Index/ Name/ CurrentRes/ RefreshRate/ NativeRes/ AspectRatio/ Scaling/
Upscale/ DSRStatus/ DSRType
BIOS/MB: BiosVendor/ BiosVersion/ BiosDate/ MotherboardModel/ MotherboardManufacturer
User: Username/ ComputerName/ Domain
Performance: Uptime/ CPUUsage/ RAMUsage/ DiskUsage/ GPUUsage
Audio/Power: OutputDevices/ InputDevices/ PowerStatus/ BatteryPercent/ ChargingStatus
Technical Overview: Classes (27 total)
[AsciiArt.cpp ][ConfigManager.cpp ][LivePrinter.cpp ][OSInfo.cpp ]
[CPUInfo.cpp ][MemoryInfo.cpp ][GPUInfo.cpp ][DetailedGPUInfo.cpp ]
[StorageInfo.cpp ][NetworkInfo.cpp ][UserInfo.cpp ]
[PerformanceInfo.cpp ][DisplayInfo.cpp ][ExtraInfo.cpp ]
[SystemInfo.cpp ][CompactAudio.cpp ][CompactOS.cpp ]
[CompactCPU.cpp ][CompactMemory.cpp ][CompactSystem.cpp ]
[CompactGPU.cpp ][CompactPerformance.cpp ][CompactUser.cpp ]
[CompactNetwork.cpp ][DiskInfo.cpp ][TimeInfo.cpp ][CompactScreen]
Q: What about the Linux version of Binary Fetch?
A: It's under development.
Q: Does Binary Fetch share user data?
A: No. Binary Fetch does not collect or share any user data.
Q: Does Binary Fetch run in the background?
A: No. Binary Fetch is a CLI tool and only runs when the command is executed in the terminal.



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