Termux:Widget
Execute Termux scripts from the home screen.
The Termux:Widget add-on provides a widget with shortcuts to run scripts placed in the $HOME/.shortcuts/ folder, allowing quick access to frequently used commands without typing.NOTE: This is an add-on which requires that the main Termux app is installed to use.- Use a natural sort order of number, to e.g. get 1,2,10 instead of 1,10,2 (#25).- Put task notification toast at top of screen to avoid blocking toasts shown from termux-toast #33).
The Termux:Widget add-on provides a widget with shortcuts to run scripts placed in the $HOME/.shortcuts/ folder, allowing quick access to frequently used commands without typing.NOTE: This is an add-on which requires that the main Termux app is installed to use.- Use a natural sort order of number, to e.g. get 1,2,10 instead of 1,10,2 (#25).- Put task notification toast at top of screen to avoid blocking toasts shown from termux-toast #33).
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Works great but not with the bash shebang I normally use on all platforms. Use: #!/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/bash
Very convenient
Love the termux project. Dark theme would make it even better.
Won't install from the Play Store.
Quick tool to have access to my scripts. Never thought I would write code for a phone! Crazy!
Very convenient, thank you.
My bash scriptwon't work with it.
It doesn't install the widget. I created the $HOME/.shortcuts directory and put a script with the proper shebang and set it executable. When I try to add the widget, it isn't in the list of available widgets. It could be because I'm on a Kindle Fire HD 8 (2018/8th gen, not rooted) with side-loaded Google Play Store but I have working widgets for a dozen other apps from Google Play Store so that seems unlikely. Termux itself and the rest of the plugins all seem to work fine including Termux:Boot which runs a boot script just fine.
This is the dream come true app! Thank you!!! p.s. Would highly appreciate a dark theme.
Wow Termux is such a huge project thanks for giving us this tool god ! (Even if improvements about packages availability could be improved)