CloverCmd

A concise guide to set up CloverCmd appearance using Fastfetch and a custom Command Prompt/PowerShell configuration.

Overview

This repo contains example settings and Fastfetch files used to give Command Prompt a Clover-themed prompt (ASCII clover). Follow the steps below to reproduce the setup.

Screenshot

Below is a screenshot of my Command Prompt showing the Clover ASCII and Fastfetch output:

Files in this repo

• Comand Prompt/settings.json
• fastfetch/ascii.txt
• fastfetch/config.jsonc
• PowerShell/profile.ps1

Steps

1. Paste the Command Prompt settings

• Open Windows Terminal or Command Prompt settings and paste the JSON from:
  • Comand Prompt/settings.json

2. Install Fastfetch

Run:

winget install fastfetch

If that package name doesn't match in winget, install Fastfetch from its official repo or releases page and ensure fastfetch is on your PATH.

3. Create or open your PowerShell profile

• Check your profile path in PowerShell:

$PROFILE

• If the profile file does not exist, create it:

New-Item -Path $profile.CurrentUserAllHosts -Type File -Force

• Edit the profile to run fastfetch on startup (optional):

notepad $PROFILE
# or
code $PROFILE

Add a line like this to show Fastfetch at shell start:

fastfetch

4. Create the .config folder and copy Fastfetch files

• Create a .config directory in your user profile and mark it hidden, then add a fastfetch folder:

New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path "$env:USERPROFILE\.config" -Force
attrib +h "$env:USERPROFILE\.config"
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path "$env:USERPROFILE\.config\fastfetch" -Force

• Copy the example files from this repo into that folder (adjust paths if you run the command from a different location):

Copy-Item -Path .\fastfetch\* -Destination "$env:USERPROFILE\.config\fastfetch" -Recurse -Force

Or paste the files manually into %USERPROFILE%\.config\fastfetch.

5. Verify

• Run fastfetch in the terminal to verify it shows your custom ASCII clover and info:

fastfetch

Customization tips

• Change the ASCII art: edit fastfetch/ascii.txt to replace the clover or add new ASCII art.
• Fastfetch config: edit fastfetch/config.jsonc to change colors, modules, order, and enable/disable sections.
• Terminal settings: tweak Comand Prompt/settings.json to change font, color scheme, background, and startup behavior.
• PowerShell profile: add aliases, environment variables, or automatic fastfetch execution in PowerShell/profile.ps1 or your $PROFILE file.
• Multiple ASCII sets: create multiple ASCII files in %USERPROFILE%\.config\fastfetch and point your config.jsonc at the desired file.

Troubleshooting

• winget install fastfetch may fail if the package id differs; install manually from the project's releases.
• If you don't see hidden folders in Explorer, enable "Hidden items" or use dir /a in PowerShell.
• Ensure fastfetch is on your PATH; reopen your terminal after installation.

Done

After these steps, your Command Prompt should display Fastfetch output with the clover ASCII art.