A project focused on providing a development environment from our Termux terminal using Android.
Update termux repositories.
yes|pkg update && yes|pkg upgrade
Grant storage permissions.
termux-setup-storage
Install the git package.
yes|pkg install git
Clone the repository.
git clone https://github.com/TermuxDev/termux-dev.git
Run the installer.
cd termux-dev && bash install.sh
Continue with the installation.
bash next.sh
Restart your Termux application to view the changes.
You can change the default Termux-Dev theme using the command:
dev config theme
You can create projects or save tokens and notes using the (new) argument with its respective options:
dev new token
dev new note
dev new project
You can start a local server on the default port (8080) using the (server) argument with its respective options:
dev server node
dev server php
dev server python
You can expose your local server to the world by using a port forward with the argument (forward) and its respective options.
dev forward ngrok
dev forward cloudflared
dev forward localtunnel
You can change the default theme, banner and port, using the (config) argument with their respective options:
dev config theme
dev config banner
dev config port
You can view and list saved commands, tokens, notes, and ports using the (show) argument with their respective options:
dev show tokens
dev show notes
dev show commands
dev show port
You can start a frontend or backend project setup installation, using the (init) argument with its respective options:
dev init react
dev init express
You can deploy and upload your files to different platforms, using the (deploy) argument with its respective options:
dev deploy github
Read the official NvChad documentation to take advantage of all its features.
It is advisable to install the syntax of the languages to be used, for example:
:TSInstall python bash
You can install packages inside "nvim" using its "Mason" package installer, for example:
:MasonInstall tailwindcss-language-server eslint-lsp
You can update Termux-Dev, by running the command:
termux-dev-update
You can reset the Termux-Dev style by running the command:
termux-dev-restart
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