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README.md

Termux API

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This is an app exposing Android API to command line usage and scripts or programs.

When developing or packaging, note that this app needs to be signed with the same key as the main Termux app for permissions to work (only the main Termux app are allowed to call the API methods in this app).

License

Released under the GPLv3 license.

How API calls are made through the termux-api helper binary

The termux-api client binary in the termux-api package generates two linux anonymous namespace sockets, and passes their address to the TermuxApiReceiver broadcast receiver as in:

/system/bin/am broadcast ${BROADCAST_RECEIVER} --es socket_input ${INPUT_SOCKET} --es socket_output ${OUTPUT_SOCKET}

The two sockets are used to forward stdin from termux-api to the relevant API class and output from the API class to the stdout of termux-api.

Client scripts

Client scripts which processes command line arguments before calling the termux-api helper binary are available in the termux-api package.

Ideas

  • Wifi network search and connect.
  • Add extra permissions to the app to (un)install apps, stop processes etc.