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- termux-wake-lock
usage: termux-wake-lock
Acquire the Termux wake lock to prevent the CPU from sleeping.
- termux-fix-shebang
usage: termux-fix-shebang <files>
Rewrite shebangs in specified files for running under Termux,
which is done by rewriting #!*/bin/binary to #!$PREFIX/bin/binary.
- termux-reload-settings
usage: termux-reload-settings
Use without arguments to reload settings after modifying any of:
~/.termux/colors.properties
~/.termux/font.ttf
~/.termux/termux.properties
- termux-wake-unlock
usage: termux-wake-unlock
Release the Termux wake lock to allow the CPU to sleep.
- termux-fix-shebang
usage: termux-setup-storage
Use without arguments to ensure storage permission granted
and symlinks to storage available in $HOME/storage
- termux-open-url
usage: termux-open-url <url>
open a URL for viewing.
- termux-info
usage: termux-info
Provides information about Termux, and the current system. Helpful for debugging.
- termux-open
Usage: termux-open [options] path-or-url
Open a file or URL in an external app.
--send if the file should be shared for sending
--view if the file should be shared for viewing (default)
--chooser if an app chooser should always be shown
--content-type type specify the content type to use
- termux-job-scheduler
Usage: termux-job-scheduler [options]
Schedule a script to run at specificied time(s).
--script path to the script to be called
--job-id int job id (will overwrite any previous job with the same id)
--pending boolean list pending jobs only (default false)
--period-ms int schedule job approximately every period-ms milliseconds (default 0 means once)
--network run only when this type of network available, default none (any|unmetered|cellular|not_roaming|none)
--battery-not-low boolean run only when battery is not low, default true (at least Androi O)
--storage-not-low boolean run only when storage is not low, default false (at least Androi O)
--charging boolean run only when charging, default false
--trigger-content-uri text (at least Android N)
--trigger-content-flag int default 1, (at least Android N)
- termux-wallpaper
Change wallpaper on your device
Usage: termux-wallpaper cmd [args]
-h show this help
-f <file> set wallpaper from file
-u <url> set wallpaper from url resource
-l set wallpaper for lockscreen (Nougat and later)
- termux-sensor
Usage: termux-sensor
Get information about types of sensors as well as live data
-h, help Show this help
-a, all Listen to all sensors (WARNING! may have battery impact)
-c, cleanup Perform cleanup (release sensor resources)
-l, list Show list of available sensors
-s, sensors [,,,] Sensors to listen to (can contain just partial name)
-d, delay [ms] Delay time in milliseconds before receiving new sensor update
-n, limit [num] Number of times to read sensor(s) (default: continuous) (min: 1)
- termux-notification
Usage: termux-notification [options]
Display a system notification. Content text is read from stdin or specified using --content.
--action action action to execute when pressing the notification
--button1 text text to show on the first notification button
--button1-action action action to execute on the first notification button
--button2 text text to show on the second notification button
--button2-action action action to execute on the second notification button
--button3 text text to show on the third notification button
--button3-action action action to execute on the third notification button
--content content content to show in the notification. Will take precedence over stdin.
--id id notification id (will overwrite any previous notification with the same id)
--led-color rrggbb color of the blinking led as RRGGBB (default: none)
--led-on milliseconds number of milliseconds for the LED to be on while it's flashing (default: 800)
--led-off milliseconds number of milliseconds for the LED to be off while it's flashing (default: 800)
--on-delete action action to execute when the the notification is cleared
--priority prio notification priority (high/low/max/min/default)
--sound play a sound with the notification
--title title notification title to show
--vibrate pattern vibrate pattern, comma separated as in 500,1000,200
- termux-media-scan
Usage: termux-media-scan [-v] [-r] file [file...]
Scan the specified file(s) and add it to the media content provider.
-r scan directories recursively
-v verbose mode
- termux-infrared-frequencies
Usage: termux-infrared-frequencies
Query the infrared transmitter's supported carrier frequencies.
- termux-wifi-connectioninfo
Usage: termux-wifi-connectioninfo
Get information about the current wifi connection.
- termux-telephony-deviceinfo
Usage: termux-telephony-deviceinfo
Get information about the telephony device.
- termux-camera-photo
Usage: termux-camera-photo [-c camera-id] output-file
Take a photo and save it to a file in JPEG format.
-c camera-id ID of the camera to use (see termux-camera-info), default: 0
- termux-fingerprint
Usage: termux-fingerprint
Use fingerprint sensor on device to check for authentication
NOTE: Only available on Marshmallow and later
- termux-torch
Illegal parameter: -h
Usage: termux-torch [on | off]
Toggle LED Torch on device
- termux-call-log
Usage: termux-call-log [-l limit] [-o offset]
List call log history
-l limit offset in call log list (default: 10)
-o offset offset in call log list (default: 0)
- termux-tts-speak
Usage: termux-tts-speak [-e engine] [-l language] [-n region] [-v variant] [-p pitch] [-r rate] [-s stream] [text-to-speak]
Speak text with a system text-to-speech (TTS) engine. The text to speak is either supplied as arguments or read from stdin if no arguments are given.
-e engine TTS engine to use (see termux-tts-engines)
-l language language to speak in (may be unsupported by the engine)
-n region region of language to speak in
-v variant variant of the language to speak in
-p pitch pitch to use in speech. 1.0 is the normal pitch,
lower values lower the tone of the synthesized voice,
greater values increase it.
-r rate speech rate to use. 1.0 is the normal speech rate,
lower values slow down the speech
(0.5 is half the normal speech rate)
while greater values accelerates it
(2.0 is twice the normal speech rate).
-s stream audio stream to use (default:NOTIFICATION), one of:
ALARM, MUSIC, NOTIFICATION, RING, SYSTEM, VOICE_CALL
- termux-toast
Usage: termux-toast [-b bgcolor] [-c color] [-g gravity] [-s] [text]
Show text in a Toast (a transient popup). The text to show is either supplied as arguments or read from stdin if no arguments are given.
-h show this help
-b set background color (default: gray)
-c set text color (default: white)
-g set position of toast: [top, middle, or bottom] (default: middle)
-s only show the toast for a short while
NOTE: color can be a standard name (i.e. red) or 6 / 8 digit hex value (i.e. "#FF0000" or "#FFFF0000") where order is (AA)RRGGBB. Invalid color will revert to default value
- termux-tts-engines
Usage: termux-tts-engines
Get information about the available text-to-speech (TTS) engines. The name of an engine may be given to the termux-tts-speak command using the -e option.
- termux-clipboard-get
Usage: termux-clipboard-get
Get the system clipboard text.
- termux-battery-status
Usage: termux-battery-status
Get the status of the device battery.
- termux-notification-remove
Usage: termux-notification-remove notification-id
Remove a notification previously shown with termux-notification --id.
- termux-vibrate
Usage: termux-vibrate [-d duration] [-f]
Vibrate the device.
-d duration the duration to vibrate in ms (default:1000)
-f force vibration even in silent mode
- termux-camera-info
Usage: termux-camera-info
Get information about device camera(s).
- termux-location
usage: termux-location [-p provider] [-r request]
Get the device location.
-p provider location provider [gps/network/passive] (default: gps)
-r request kind of request to make [once/last/updates] (default: once)
- termux-wifi-enable
Usage: termux-wifi-enable [true | false]
Toggle Wi-Fi On/Off
- termux-infrared-transmit
Usage: termux-infrared-transmit -f frequency pattern
Transmit an infrared pattern. The pattern is specified in comma-separated on/off intervals, such as '20,50,20,30'. Only patterns shorter than 2 seconds will be transmitted.
-f frequency IR carrier frequency in Hertz
- termux-storage-get
Usage: termux-storage-get output-file
Request a file from the system and output it to the specified file.
- termux-audio-info
Usage: termux-audio-info
Get information about audio capabilities.
- termux-keystore
Usage: termux-keystore command
These commands are supported:
list [-d]
delete <alias>********
generate <alias> [-a alg] [-s size] [-u validity]
sign <alias> <algorithm>
verify <alias> <algorithm> <signature>
list: List the keys stored inside the keystore.
-d Detailed results (includes key parameters).
delete: Permanently delete a given key from the keystore.
alias Alias of the key to delete.
generate: Create a new key inside the hardware keystore.
alias Alias of the key.
-a alg Algorithm to use (either 'RSA' or 'EC'). Defaults to RSA.
-s size Key size to use. For RSA, the options are 2048, 3072
and 4096. For EC, the options are 256, 384 and 521.
-u validity User validity duration in seconds. Omit to disable.
When enabled, the key can only be used for the
duration specified after the device unlocks. After
the duration has passed, the user needs to re-lock
and unlock the device again to be able to use this key.
sign: Sign using the given key, the data is read from stdin and the
signature is output to stdout.
alias Alias of the key to use for signing.
algorithm Algorithm to use, e.g. 'SHA256withRSA'. This should
match the algorithm of the key.
verify: Verify a signature. The data (original file) is read from stdin.
alias Alias of the key to use for verify.
algorithm Algorithm that was used to sign this data.
signature Signature file to use in verification.
- termux-share
Usage: termux-share [-a action] [-c content-type] [-d] [-t title] [file]
Share a file specified as argument or the text received on stdin if no file argument is given.
-a action which action to performed on the shared content:
edit/send/view (default:view)
-c content-type content-type to use (default: guessed from file extension,
text/plain for stdin)
-d share to the default receiver if one is selected
instead of showing a chooser
-t title title to use for shared content (default: shared file name)
- termux-clipboard-set
Usage: termux-clipboard-set [text]
Set the system clipboard text. The text to set is either supplied as arguments or read from stdin if no arguments are given.
- termux-telephony-cellinfo
Usage: termux-telephony-cellinfo
Get information about all observed cell information from all radios on the device including the primary and neighboring cells.
- termux-dialog
Usage: termux-dialog widget [options]
Get user input w/ different widgets! Default: text
-h, help Show this help
-l, list List all widgets and their options
-t, title Set title of input dialog (optional)
- termux-speech-to-text
Usage: termux-speech-to-text
Converts speech to text, sending partial matches to stdout.
- termux-download
Usage: termux-download [-d description] [-t title] url-to-download
Download a resource using the system download manager.
-d description description for the download request notification
-t title title for the download request notification
- termux-telephony-call
Usage: termux-telephony-call <number>
Call a telephony number.
- termux-media-player
termux-media-player: Invalid cmd: '-h'
Usage: termux-media-player cmd [args]
help Shows this help
info Displays current playback information
play Resumes playback if paused
play <file> Plays specified media file
pause Pauses playback
stop Quits playback
- termux-wifi-scaninfo
Usage: termux-wifi-scaninfo
Get information about the last wifi scan.
- termux-microphone-record
Usage: termux-microphone-record [args]
Record using microphone on your device
-h Shows this help
-d Start recording w/ defaults
-f <file> Start recording to specific file
-l <limit> Start recording w/ specified limit (in seconds, unlimited for 0)
-e <encoder> Start recording w/ specified encoder (aac, amr_wb, amr_nb)
-b <bitrate> Start recording w/ specified bitrate (in kbps)
-r <rate> Start recording w/ specified sampling rate (in Hz)
-c <count> Start recording w/ specified channel count (1, 2, ...)
-i Get info about current recording
-q Quits recording
- termux-volume
Usage: termux-volume stream volume
Change volume of audio stream
Valid audio streams are: alarm, music, notification, ring, system, call
Call w/o arguments to show information about each audio stream
- termux-contact-list
Usage: termux-contact-list
List all contacts.
- termux-sms-list
Usage: termux-sms-list [-d] [-l limit] [-n] [-o offset] [-t type]
List SMS messages.
-d show dates when messages were created
-l limit offset in sms list (default: 10)
-n show phone numbers
-o offset offset in sms list (default: 0)
-t type the type of messages to list (default: inbox):
all|inbox|sent|draft|outbox
- termux-sms-send
Usage: termux-sms-send -n number[,number2,number3,...] [text]
Send a SMS message to the specified recipient number(s). The text to send is either supplied as arguments or read from stdin if no arguments are given.
-n number(s) recipient number(s) - separate multiple numbers by commas
- termux-brightness
Usage: termux-brightness brightness
Set the screen brightness between 0 and 255 or auto
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