When using multiple package managers, I've noticed that the package count has remained zero, whereas screenfetch correctly reports it as 1038.
OS: Void Linux x86_64
Kernel: Linux 4.4.6_1 x86_64
Shell: /bin/zsh
WM: bspwm
CPU: AMD Turion Dual-Core RM-75 (2) @ 2.2GHz
GPU: NVIDIA C77 GeForce 8200M G
Memory: 1849MB / 2760MB
1.6
GNU/Linux 4.4.6_1


Thanks for reporting this, I'm installing Void Linux now to fix this.
Do you by any chance have another package manager installed alongside xbps-query?
(pacman, dpkg, rpm and etc)
I only have pip installed beside xbps, I have dpkg installed with xbps.
Does #229 fix your isssue?
It changes the package function to work when the user has multiple package managers installed.
It appears so, 
Awesome, I'm going to do some testing with various distros and #229 before I merge it.
I also just noticed that the battery output seems to be broken for you, what's the output for these commands?
cat /sys/class/power_supply/BAT*/capacitycat /sys/class/power_supplyâ•─ 02:58:55 î‚° benjamin@benjamin-laptop î‚° ~/bin/neofetch  î‚ master î‚°
╰─ cat /sys/class/power_supply/BAT*/capacity  ✓
cat: /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/capacity: No such device
â•─ 02:59:06 î‚° benjamin@benjamin-laptop î‚° ~/bin/neofetch  î‚ master î‚°
╰─ cat /sys/class/power_supply  1 ↵
cat: /sys/class/power_supply: Is a directory
As a note before you get to concerned, my battery won't hold a charge anymore and linux sometimes thinks its charging. If you want I can help you investigate this some, but I only have that battery there for when I order a replacement.
The fix is now in master, thanks for reporting this!
Not a problem, thanks for the fix! I changed the title for anyone who might find this issue later on having the same issue.
Thanks. :)
Not a problem.