termux-api | Termux add-on app which exposes device functionality as API to command line programs | Emulator library
kandi X-RAY | termux-api Summary
kandi X-RAY | termux-api Summary
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).
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- Called when Intent is received
- Handles telephony telephony cell info
- Called when we receive settings
- Handle telephony device info
- Takes a screenshot
- Determines the correct JPEG orientation of the camera
- Ensures that a camera has been opened
- Initialize the application
- Creates a socket listener
- Override this method to show the options menu item
- Creates report info
- Converts the given amount to a formatted time string
- Called when the application is created
- Scans a set of files recursively
- Toggle the camera of the given camera
- Override this to perform Activity resolution
- Try to download speech from an Activity
- Called when a resume is resume
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I'm trying to merge a project called Termux-app from github with its extensions (termux-boot, termux-api, termux-float all opensource from github) to complete it i used the answer given here and it seems to work with termux-app and termux-boot but when i tried to do it with termux-app and termux-api i found some problems, I've been trying to understand what does the errors mean but i had no success. Some posts said that probably it was because of android studio gradle 3.0 migration but i've checked the xml files of termux-api and it seems to follow the suggestions.
So i have no idea why after adding the module to termux-app and rebuilding the project i got the errors:
The steps that i did to make termux-app and termux-boot work are this:
- Download both projects.
- Modify the build.gradle of termux-boot and made it a library deleting the ApplicationID, shrinkResources line and changing 'com.android.application' to 'com.android.library'.
- Rebuild to generate the aar file in order to add it to termux-app project
- From termux-app project click on menu 'File/New/New Module' added the file aar.
- Added the dependecy by clicking on 'File/Project Structure/', click on 'app', click on 'dependencies' and on '+' in order to add the dependecy.
- Android studio will show a problem with the manifest merged, open the manifest file and clicked on all the 'suggestions' of android-studio to solve the problem.
I repeated the same steps to merge termux-api and termux-app but it didnt work.
It isnt a questions related only to this termux-app but its more about 'the right way to merge two android-studio projects from github'
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Answered 2018-Jul-31 at 23:58I Found out that this method was right, It is elegant and works. My problem was that i had to add a dependency that was in Termux-api and that Termux-api wasnt able to find its resources.
In order to solve this I copied and pasted all the resources from Termux-api to Termux-app and I added the dependency:
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