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I am trying to install and run FastAPI in Termux. I install FastAPI successfully. But when I try to install uvicorn with pip install "uvicorn[standard]" I get this error. I can't paste the error here, because Stackoverflow identifies it as spam, here is a link

However, I successfully installed it with pip install uvicorn. But when I try uvicorn main:app --reload command, I get this error

I did some Python performance comparison on PC and smartphone and results were confusing.

PC: i7-8750H / 32GB RAM / 1TB SSD / Windows 10
Smartphone: Galaxy S10 with Termux Linux emulator on Android 11

First one was simple Monte Carlo simulation with following code.

I have a set of Python3 scripts that I keep in my OneDrive cloud. I would like to find out a way to access and run these files from/on my android phone. I'm currently using the app Termux as a terminal, so far, I've been able to go through various folders in the /storage/ directory. I cannot remember or track down where I read this, but one of the folders containing offline OneDrive folders and files is supposed to be in /storage/shared/Android/data/, however, I am denied access from ls'ing in such a folder. Ultimately, I'd really like to know if there is a way for me to access the folders in my OneDrive the same way I do from my terminal on my computer. I just need to run these scripts on my phone.

I am hosting a Discord JS bot using my phone (with Termux, is this a problem?), but I kept getting this "It appears your bot, Siri Bot, has connected to Discord more than 1000 times within a short time period. Since this kind of behavior is usually a result of a bug we have gone ahead and reset your bot's token." from Discord, the strange thing is that the bot is rarely used and there is no way there was 1000 connects made in 24 hours.

I checked my code and there is no loops that connects to Discord, and when I put a console.log(1) next to client.login() it was only printed out once only. (So it's not caused by logging in a bunch of times)

I am also aware that Discord.js automatically reconnects when it was disconnected, but as client.once('ready') did not gave me anything, I assume it wasn't caused by my bot being disconnected.

I searched everywhere but I couldn't find a solution to this, please help.

Here's my index.js file (it's just average Discord bot code): https://github.com/Siriusmart/SiriBot/blob/main/index.js

I'm currently writing some code, nothing special, but then i got this while trying to fix indents.

I am new to youtube_dl and I want to download a youtube playlist in mp3 and after researching a lot, I was able to code this:

I need to install arm-none-eabi-gcc / gcc-arm-none-eabi ARM compiler on android in order to convert C++ to ASM (M3 Cortex), on android device with AArch64 architecture (not rooted) using third party Termux app as terminal and linux enviroment emulator for that arm compiler. Using Termux with it's API I'm planning to create a simple android app which will do the convertion task easily, by running arm compiler from shell with parameters to convert C++ to ASM.

I tried many times following online articles to build the arm compiler but could not be able to install that package. For example:

I have a file in my directory named file.sh

What I want is to directly open this file with any GUI based Text Editor of android from a Termux command/script. I prefer ACODE because of it's simplicity. Any other editor would do the job.

I know that am start --user 0 -n com.Package.name/MainActivity would open the app, but I want to pass the file also with it. Is it possible? If possible, then how?

I want to build an Android app which will be an interface to convert C++ into assembly code for ARM Cortex M3 architecture.

I'm not an android java developer, and I do mainly arduino projects with C/C++. So I need your help to point me in good directions about how to build an android app with java in Android Studio or similar, which will be able to convert from C++ source code to ASM code M3 Cortex.

I did some research and found that I need to use ARM NONE EABI GCC compiler to generate ASM code from C++, simple like these command line instructions: