Fastfetch

[contrarybaton60]

I didn't knew that Fastfetch is able to detect AM packages

[Samueru-sama]

I requested it here

However fastfetch does not detect appman packages.

[ivan-hc]

@Samueru-sama normal behaviour in AM is this

it lists both system and local programs.

It would be enough to use this command to list all programs installed locally and system wide

_determine_args && echo "$ARGS" | uniq | wc -l

Better if

_determine_args && echo "$ARGPATHS" | uniq | wc -l

to have the full path of the installed program, so you can add a grep -v "^/opt/" to list only local apps.

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That said, I don't know what is the behaviour you would see... I only know that I have 8 system programs (AM included) and fastfetch lists only 7 of them... but I don't know how it sees the number of programs. Not all of them have an AM-updater script, for example Firefox

[ivan-hc]

this is the function in APP-MANAGER that lists all programs

function _detect_appman_apps() {
	[ -f "$APPMANCONFIG/appman-config" ] && APPMAN_APPSPATH=$(<"$APPMANCONFIG/appman-config")
	if ! echo "$APPMAN_APPSPATH" | grep -q "^/"; then
		[ -f "$APPMANCONFIG/appman-config" ] && APPMAN_APPSPATH="$HOME/$(<"$APPMANCONFIG/appman-config")"
	fi
}

function _determine_args() {
	ARGPATHS=$(find "$APPSPATH" -maxdepth 2 -name 'remove' -printf " %h\n" 2>/dev/null | sort -u | sed 's/ //g')
	ARGS=$(echo "$ARGPATHS" | xargs -n 1 basename 2>/dev/null)
	if [ "$AMCLI" = am ]; then
		_detect_appman_apps
		if [ -d "$APPMAN_APPSPATH" ]; then
			APPMAN_PATHS=$(find "$APPMAN_APPSPATH" -maxdepth 2 -name 'remove' -printf " %h\n" 2>/dev/null | sort -u | sed 's/ //g')
			ARGPATHS=$(echo -e "$ARGPATHS\n$APPMAN_PATHS")
			ARGS=$(echo "$ARGPATHS" | xargs -n 1 basename 2>/dev/null)
		fi
	fi
	# use "argpath=$(echo "$ARGPATHS" | grep "/$arg$")" to determine the full path of "arg"
}