| Crates.io | wretch |
| lib.rs | wretch |
| version | 1.4.1 |
| created_at | 2025-06-12 19:48:48.621694+00 |
| updated_at | 2025-09-01 15:24:32.685896+00 |
| description | A fetch-type CLI program that tells you info about your system |
| homepage | https://github.com/thesillyboi/wretch |
| repository | https://github.com/thesillyboi/wretch |
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Look at INSTALLING on how to install wretch!
Look at CHANGELOG for changes and release notes in between versions
Ignore the current paragraph if you already have rustup installed and working
rustup from your package manager or at https://rustup.rs/ if it's not available.[!IMPORTANT] Don't use rust from your package manager, use rustup instead
If you're on Windows or your distro doesn't have rustup in your package manager use https://rustup.rs/
run rustup update stable to get the latest toolchain
Clone Repo git clone https://github.com/thesillyboi/wretch
Run cargo run --release to run and build the best version of the project
(on Linux/Mac) run sudo mv target/release/wretch /usr/local/bin/wretch so you can call wretch without defining the path (or move it to another folder in the PATH, such as /bin, /USR/BIN/, /SBIN/, /USR/SBIN, or you can put another folder in the PATH)
(on Windows) to add to your PATH environment variable and run without defining the path everytime you want to run it
Start or the search and type something like env or environment and open Edit the system environment variables Control Panel Tool.Advanced tabEnvironment Variables...User variables for [your username] section, scroll down until you see something named Path in the Variable column.Edit... in the User varuables section>> - Now click on New on the window that popped upOK, then click OK again, and OK once morewretchAll logos were created by Adrian Tennies, if you want your distro added/you think you can do it better, please keep the art style intact(trying to make it look like a neon sign), and put it in a pull request, and modify this to credit yourself for the logo
Thanks for checking this out! -Adrian Tennies & Cooper