cargo build --release --manifest-path plugins/display-resolution/Cargo.toml

xfetch plugin install display-resolution

{
  "info_plugins": [
    {
      "plugin": "display-resolution"
    }
  ],
  "modules": [
    "os",
    "kernel",
    "plugin:display-resolution",
    "shell",
    "cpu",
    "memory"
  ]
}

The display-resolution plugin does not require any arguments.

 eDP-1: 1920x1080 @ 60.00* (primary)
   HDMI-1: 3840x2160 @ 30.00

1. xfetch sends a JSON request with kind: "info_provider".
2. On Linux, the plugin tries detection in this order: xrandr → wlr-randr → xdpyinfo.
3. On macOS, the plugin uses system_profiler SPDisplaysDataType.
4. On Windows, the plugin uses a PowerShell script with GetDeviceCaps.
5. The plugin returns a JSON response with the formatted lines.
6. xfetch displays them under the plugin:display-resolution module key.

• On Linux, requires at least one display utility (xrandr, wlr-randr, or xdpyinfo).
• On Windows, requires PowerShell.
• On macOS, requires system_profiler (included by default).
• Multiple monitors are listed with indentation.