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{"termux-am": {"help": "termux-am is a wrapper script that converts the arguments array\npassed to a single string that can be reused as shell input with the\nbash 'printf \"%q\"' built-in and passes the string to termux-am-socket.\n\n\nUsage:\n  termux-am [command_options]\n\n\nAvailable command_options:\n  [ -h | --help ]    Display termux-am help screen.\n  [ --am-help ]      Display am command help screen.\n  [ --version ]      Display version.\n\n\ntermux-am-socket sends the converted string to\n\"/data/data/com.termux/files/apps/com.termux/termux-am/am.sock\"\nlocal unix socket server that is run by termux-app if enabled, which\nexecutes it as an android activity manager (am) command from within\ntermux-app java process via termux/termux-am-library.\n\nThe termux-am provides similar functionality to \"$PREFIX/bin/am\"\n(and \"/system/bin/am\"), but should be faster since it does not\nrequire starting a dalvik vm for every command as done by \"am\" via\ntermux/TermuxAm.\n\nThe server normally only allows termux-app user and root user to\nconnect to it. If you run termux-am with root, then the am commands\nexecuted will be run as the termux user and its permissions,\ncapabilities and selinux context instead of root.\n\nThe server is enabled by default and can be disabled by adding\n\"run-termux-am-socket-server=false\" to the\n\"~/.termux/termux.properties\"\nfile. Changes require termux-app to be force stopped and restarted.\n\nThe current state of the server can be checked with the\nTERMUX_APP__AM_SOCKET_SERVER_ENABLED env variable.\n\nTERMUX_APP__AM_SOCKET_SERVER_ENABLED=true"}, "termux-media-player": {"help": "termux-media-player: Invalid cmd: '-h'\nUsage: termux-media-player cmd [args]\n\nhelp        Shows this help\ninfo        Displays current playback information\nplay        Resumes playback if paused\nplay <file> Plays specified media file\npause       Pauses playback\nstop        Quits playback"}, "termux-am-socket": {"help": "usage: am [subcommand] [options]\nusage: am start [-D] [-N] [-W] [-P <FILE>] [--start-profiler <FILE>]\n               [--sampling INTERVAL] [-R COUNT] [-S]\n               [--track-allocation] [--user <USER_ID> | current] <INTENT>\n       am startservice [--user <USER_ID> | current] <INTENT>\n       am stopservice [--user <USER_ID> | current] <INTENT>\n       am broadcast [--user <USER_ID> | all | current] <INTENT>\n       am to-uri [INTENT]\n       am to-intent-uri [INTENT]\n       am to-app-uri [INTENT]\n\nam start: start an Activity.  Options are:\n    -D: enable debugging\n    -N: enable native debugging\n    -W: wait for launch to complete\n    --start-profiler <FILE>: start profiler and send results to <FILE>\n    --sampling INTERVAL: use sample profiling with INTERVAL microseconds\n        between samples (use with --start-profiler)\n    -P <FILE>: like above, but profiling stops when app goes idle\n    -R: repeat the activity launch <COUNT> times.  Prior to each repeat,\n        the top activity will be finished.\n    -S: force stop the target app before starting the activity\n    --track-allocation: enable tracking of object allocations\n    --user <USER_ID> | current: Specify which user to run as; if not\n        specified then run as the current user.\n    --stack <STACK_ID>: Specify into which stack should the activity be put.\nam startservice: start a Service.  Options are:\n    --user <USER_ID> | current: Specify which user to run as; if not\n        specified then run as the current user.\n\nam stopservice: stop a Service.  Options are:\n    --user <USER_ID> | current: Specify which user to run as; if not\n        specified then run as the current user.\n\nam broadcast: send a broadcast Intent.  Options are:\n    --user <USER_ID> | all | current: Specify which user to send to; if not\n        specified then send to all users.\n    --receiver-permission <PERMISSION>: Require receiver to hold permission.\n\nam to-uri: print the given Intent specification as a URI.\n\nam to-intent-uri: print the given Intent specification as an intent: URI.\n\nam to-app-uri: print the given Intent specification as an android-app: URI.\n\n\n<INTENT> specifications include these flags and arguments:\n    [-a <ACTION>] [-d <DATA_URI>] [-t <MIME_TYPE>]\n    [-c <CATEGORY> [-c <CATEGORY>] ...]\n    [-e|--es <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_STRING_VALUE> ...]\n    [--esn <EXTRA_KEY> ...]\n    [--ez <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_BOOLEAN_VALUE> ...]\n    [--ei <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_INT_VALUE> ...]\n    [--el <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_LONG_VALUE> ...]\n    [--ef <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_FLOAT_VALUE> ...]\n    [--eu <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_URI_VALUE> ...]\n    [--ecn <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_COMPONENT_NAME_VALUE>]\n    [--eia <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_INT_VALUE>[,<EXTRA_INT_VALUE...]]\n        (mutiple extras passed as Integer[])\n    [--eial <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_INT_VALUE>[,<EXTRA_INT_VALUE...]]\n        (mutiple extras passed as List<Integer>)\n    [--ela <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_LONG_VALUE>[,<EXTRA_LONG_VALUE...]]\n        (mutiple extras passed as Long[])\n    [--elal <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_LONG_VALUE>[,<EXTRA_LONG_VALUE...]]\n        (mutiple extras passed as List<Long>)\n    [--efa <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_FLOAT_VALUE>[,<EXTRA_FLOAT_VALUE...]]\n        (mutiple extras passed as Float[])\n    [--efal <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_FLOAT_VALUE>[,<EXTRA_FLOAT_VALUE...]]\n        (mutiple extras passed as List<Float>)\n    [--esa <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_STRING_VALUE>[,<EXTRA_STRING_VALUE...]]\n        (mutiple extras passed as String[]; to embed a comma into a string,\n         escape it using \"\\,\")\n    [--esal <EXTRA_KEY> <EXTRA_STRING_VALUE>[,<EXTRA_STRING_VALUE...]]\n        (mutiple extras passed as List<String>; to embed a comma into a string,\n         escape it using \"\\,\")\n    [-f <FLAG>]\n    [--grant-read-uri-permission] [--grant-write-uri-permission]\n    [--grant-persistable-uri-permission] [--grant-prefix-uri-permission]\n    [--debug-log-resolution] [--exclude-stopped-packages]\n    [--include-stopped-packages]\n    [--activity-brought-to-front] [--activity-clear-top]\n    [--activity-clear-when-task-reset] [--activity-exclude-from-recents]\n    [--activity-launched-from-history] [--activity-multiple-task]\n    [--activity-no-animation] [--activity-no-history]\n    [--activity-no-user-action] [--activity-previous-is-top]\n    [--activity-reorder-to-front] [--activity-reset-task-if-needed]\n    [--activity-single-top] [--activity-clear-task]\n    [--activity-task-on-home]\n    [--receiver-registered-only] [--receiver-replace-pending]\n    [--receiver-foreground] [--receiver-no-abort]\n    [--receiver-include-background]\n    [--selector]\n    [<URI> | <PACKAGE> | <COMPONENT>]\n\nError: unknown command '-h'"}, "termux-media-scan": {"help": "Usage: termux-media-scan [-v] [-r] file [file...]\nScan the specified file(s) and add it to the media content provider.\n  -r  scan directories recursively\n  -v  verbose mode"}, "termux-microphone-record": {"help": "Usage: termux-microphone-record [args]\nRecord using microphone on your device\n\n-h           Shows this help\n-d           Start recording w/ defaults\n-f <file>    Start recording to specific file\n-l <limit>   Start recording w/ specified limit (in seconds, unlimited for 0)\n-e <encoder> Start recording w/ specified encoder (aac, amr_wb, amr_nb)\n-b <bitrate> Start recording w/ specified bitrate (in kbps)\n-r <rate>    Start recording w/ specified sampling rate (in Hz)\n-c <count>   Start recording w/ specified channel count (1, 2, ...)\n-i           Get info about current recording\n-q           Quits recording"}, "termux-nfc": {"help": "Error: unknown parameters: ? h;\nUsage: termux-nfc [-r [short|full]] [-w] [-t [text for TAG] \n read/write data from/to NDEF tag \n   -r, read tag \n     short, read short information from tag  \n     full,  read full information from tag \n   -w, write information on tag  \n   -t, text  for tag"}, "termux-audio-info": {"help": "Usage: termux-audio-info\nGet information about audio capabilities."}, "termux-notification": {"help": "Usage: termux-notification [options]\nDisplay a system notification. Content text is specified using -c/--content or read from stdin.\nPlease read --help-actions for help with action arguments.\n  --action action          action to execute when pressing the notification\n  --alert-once             do not alert when the notification is edited\n  --button1 text           text to show on the first notification button\n  --button1-action action  action to execute on the first notification button\n  --button2 text           text to show on the second notification button\n  --button2-action action  action to execute on the second notification button\n  --button3 text           text to show on the third notification button\n  --button3-action action  action to execute on the third notification button\n  -c/--content content     content to show in the notification. Will take\n                           precedence over stdin. If content is not passed as\n                           an argument or with stdin, then there will be a 3s delay.\n  --group group            notification group (notifications with the same\n                           group are shown together)\n  -h/--help                show this help\n  --help-actions           show the help for actions\n  -i/--id id               notification id (will overwrite any previous notification\n                           with the same id)\n  --icon icon-name         set the icon that shows up in the status bar. View\n                           available icons at https://material.io/resources/icons/\n                           (default icon: event_note)\n  --image-path path        absolute path to an image which will be shown in the\n                           notification\n  --led-color rrggbb       color of the blinking led as RRGGBB (default: none)\n  --led-off milliseconds   number of milliseconds for the LED to be off while\n                           it's flashing (default: 800)\n  --led-on milliseconds    number of milliseconds for the LED to be on while\n                           it's flashing (default: 800)\n  --on-delete action       action to execute when the the notification is cleared\n  --ongoing                pin the notification\n  --priority prio          notification priority (high/low/max/min/default)\n  --sound                  play a sound with the notification\n  -t/--title title         notification title to show\n  --vibrate pattern        vibrate pattern, comma separated as in 500,1000,200\n  --type type              notification style to use (default/media)\nMedia actions (available with --type \"media\"):\n  --media-next             action to execute on the media-next button\n  --media-pause            action to execute on the media-pause button\n  --media-play             action to execute on the media-play button\n  --media-previous         action to execute on the media-previous button"}, "termux-backup": {"help": "Usage: termux-backup [options] [output file]\n\nScript for backing up Termux installation directory, $PREFIX.\nIt WILL NOT backup your home directory.\n\nOptions:\n\n -h, --help             Show this information.\n -f, --force            Force write operations.\n --ignore-read-failure  Suppress read permission denials.\n\nBackup is performed as TAR archive. Compression is determined\nby output file extension. If file name is '-', then tarball is\nwritten to stdout and is uncompressed."}, "termux-notification-list": {"help": "Usage: termux-notification-list\nShow the list of currently shown notifications."}, "termux-battery-status": {"help": "Usage: termux-battery-status\nGet the status of the device battery."}, "termux-notification-remove": {"help": "Usage: termux-notification-remove notification-id\nRemove a notification previously shown with termux-notification --id."}, "termux-brightness": {"help": "Usage: termux-brightness brightness\nSet the screen brightness between 0 and 255 or auto"}, "termux-open": {"help": "Usage: termux-open [options] path-or-url\nOpen a file or URL in an external app.\n  --send               if the file should be shared for sending\n  --view               if the file should be shared for viewing (default)\n  --chooser            if an app chooser should always be shown\n  --content-type type  specify the content type to use"}, "termux-call-log": {"help": "Usage: termux-call-log [-l limit] [-o offset]\nList call log history\n  -l limit   offset in call log list (default: 10)\n  -o offset  offset in call log list (default: 0)"}, "termux-open-url": {"help": "Error: Activity not started, unable to resolve Intent { act=android.intent.action.VIEW dat=-h flg=0x10000000 }"}, "termux-camera-info": {"help": "Usage: termux-camera-info\nGet information about device camera(s)."}, "termux-reload-settings": {"help": "usage: termux-reload-settings\nUse without arguments to reload settings after modifying any of:\n  ~/.termux/colors.properties\n  ~/.termux/font.ttf \n  ~/.termux/termux.properties"}, "termux-camera-photo": {"help": "Usage: termux-camera-photo [-c camera-id] output-file\nTake a photo and save it to a file in JPEG format.\n  -c camera-id  ID of the camera to use (see termux-camera-info), default: 0"}, "termux-chroot": {"help": "Usage: termux-chroot [command]\ntermux-chroot: Setup a chroot to mimic a normal Linux file system\n\nExecute a command in a chroot with traditional file system hierarchy\n(having e.g. the folders /bin, /etc and /usr) within Termux.\nIf run without argument, the default shell will be executed"}, "termux-sensor": {"help": "Usage: termux-sensor\nGet information about types of sensors as well as live data\n  -h, help           Show this help\n  -a, all            Listen to all sensors (WARNING! may have battery impact)\n  -c, cleanup        Perform cleanup (release sensor resources)\n  -l, list           Show list of available sensors\n  -s, sensors [,,,]  Sensors to listen to (can contain just partial name)\n  -d, delay [ms]     Delay time in milliseconds before receiving new sensor update\n  -n, limit [num]    Number of times to read sensor(s) (default: continuous) (min: 1)"}, "termux-clipboard-get": {"help": "Usage: termux-clipboard-get\nGet the system clipboard text."}, "termux-setup-package-manager": {"help": ""}, "termux-clipboard-set": {"help": "Usage: termux-clipboard-set [text]\nSet the system clipboard text. The text to set is either supplied as arguments or read from stdin if no arguments are given."}, "termux-contact-list": {"help": "Usage: termux-contact-list\nList all contacts."}, "termux-share": {"help": "Usage: termux-share [-a action] [-c content-type] [-d] [-t title] [file]\nShare a file specified as argument or the text received on stdin if no file argument is given.\n  -a action        which action to performed on the shared content:\n                     edit/send/view (default:view)\n  -c content-type  content-type to use (default: guessed from file extension,\n                     text/plain for stdin)\n  -d               share to the default receiver if one is selected\n                     instead of showing a chooser\n  -t title         title to use for shared content (default: shared file name)"}, "termux-sms-inbox": {"help": "termux-sms-inbox: This script has been replaced by termux-sms-list."}, "termux-dialog": {"help": "Usage: termux-dialog widget [options]\nGet user input w/ different widgets! Default: text\n   -h, help   Show this help\n   -l, list   List all widgets and their options\n   -t, title  Set title of input dialog (optional)"}, "termux-sms-list": {"help": "Usage: termux-sms-list [-d] [-l limit] [-n] [-o offset] [-t type] [-c] [-f number]\nList SMS messages.\n  -l limit   offset in sms list (default: 10)\n  -o offset  offset in sms list (default: 0)\n  -t type    the type of messages to list (default: all):\n             all|inbox|sent|draft|outbox\n  -c         conversation list (unique item per conversation)\n  -f number  the number for locate messages\n  -n         (obsolete) show phone numbers\n  -d         (obsolete) show dates when messages were created"}, "termux-download": {"help": "Usage: termux-download [-d description] [-t title] url-to-download\nDownload a resource using the system download manager.\n  -d description  description for the download request notification\n  -t title        title for the download request notification\n  -p path         full path to which the file should be downloaded"}, "termux-sms-send": {"help": "Usage: termux-sms-send -n number[,number2,number3,...] [-s slot] [text]\nSend a SMS message to the specified recipient number(s). The text to send is either supplied as arguments or read from stdin if no arguments are given.\n  -n number(s)  recipient number(s) - separate multiple numbers by commas\n  -s slot       sim slot to use - silently fails if slot number is invalid or if missing READ_PHONE_STATE permission"}, "termux-speech-to-text": {"help": "Usage: termux-speech-to-text\nConverts speech to text, sending partial matches to stdout."}, "termux-fingerprint": {"help": "Usage: termux-fingerprint [-t title] [-d description] [-s subtitle] [-c cancel]\nUse fingerprint sensor on device to check for authentication\nNOTE: Only available on Marshmallow and later"}, "termux-storage-get": {"help": "Usage: termux-storage-get output-file\nRequest a file from the system and output it to the specified file."}, "termux-fix-shebang": {"help": "usage: termux-fix-shebang <files>\nRewrite shebangs in specified files for running under Termux,\nwhich is done by rewriting #!*/bin/binary to #!/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/binary."}, "termux-telephony-call": {"help": "Usage: termux-telephony-call <number>\nCall a telephony number."}, "termux-gui-dialog": {"help": "usage: termux-gui-dialog [-h] [--title [TITLE]] [--title-size [TITLESIZE]]\n                         [--cancel-outside | --no-cancel-outside]\n\nDisplay a dialog and get the user input as a JSON array. Specify the wanted input options after the options. In case the options can't be parsed the exit status is 1. If the user cancels the dialog the exit status is 2\n\noptions:\n  -h, --help            show this help message and exit\n  --title [TITLE]       Optional dialog title text.\n  --title-size [TITLESIZE]\n                        Size of the title text in dp.\n  --cancel-outside, --no-cancel-outside\n                        Sets whether the dialog is cancelled when the user clicks outside. The dialog is still cancelled when the user navigates away.\n\nAvailable input options:\n\nlabel TEXT: Not an input option, it just displays TEXT as a literal text.\n\ntext TYPE: Displays an input field. Possible TYPEs: \"text\", \"textMultiLine\", \"phone\", \"date\", \"time\", \"datetime\", \"number\", \"numberDecimal\", \"numberPassword\", \"numberSigned\", \"numberDecimalSigned\", \"textEmailAddress\", \"textPassword\".\n\nswitch TEXT [true]: Displays a switch with TEXT as text that can be turned on or off. If true is specified it will be set from the start.\n\ncheckbox TEXT [true]: Displays a checkbox with TEXT as text that can be turned on or off. If true is specified it will be set from the start.\n\nradio NUMBER TEXT1 TEXT2... TEXT<NUMBER> <SET> : Displays NUMBER radio buttons with TEXT1 to TEXT<NUMBER> as text. Only one can be set at a time. At the start no Button is set. In that case 0 will be returned. Otherwise the index of the button will be returned, starting at one. SET can be an index to set a button from the start.\n\nspinner NUMBER TEXT1 TEXT2... TEXT<NUMBER> : Displays a Spinner with NUMBER items. At the start the first one is selected. Return value for this is the text of the selected item."}, "termux-telephony-cellinfo": {"help": "Usage: termux-telephony-cellinfo\nGet information about all observed cell information from all radios on the device including the primary and neighboring cells."}, "termux-gui-dmenu": {"help": "usage: termux-gui-dmenu [-h]\n\nDisplay a menu with entries from the lines of stdin and output the selected\nline.\n\noptions:\n  -h, --help  show this help message and exit"}, "termux-telephony-deviceinfo": {"help": "Usage: termux-telephony-deviceinfo\nGet information about the telephony device."}, "termux-gui-files": {"help": "usage: termux-gui-files [-h] [--select-folder | --no-select-folder]\n                        [--select-file | --no-select-file] [--dir DIR]\n\nA graphical file explorer for Termux.\n\noptions:\n  -h, --help            show this help message and exit\n  --select-folder, --no-select-folder\n                        This shows a \"select folder\" button, outputs the\n                        current path when it is clicked, and disables starting\n                        of programs. You can wrap this with a shell alias like\n                        'cd \"$(termux-gui-files --select-folder)\"' to navigate\n                        your shell to a folder.\n  --select-file, --no-select-file\n                        This disables the starting of programs and instead\n                        returns the file path when a file is clicked.\n  --dir DIR             Sets the directory the file explorer starts in.\n                        Defaults to the current working directory."}, "termux-toast": {"help": "Usage: termux-toast [-b bgcolor] [-c color] [-g gravity] [-s] [text]\nShow text in a Toast (a transient popup).\nThe toast text is either supplied as arguments or read from stdin\nif no arguments are given. Arguments will take precedence over stdin.\nIf toast text is not passed as arguments or with stdin, then there will\nbe a 3s delay.\n -h  show this help\n -b  set background color (default: gray)\n -c  set text color (default: white)\n -g  set position of toast: [top, middle, or bottom] (default: middle)\n -s  only show the toast for a short while\nNOTE: color can be a standard name (i.e. red) or 6 / 8 digit hex value (i.e. \"#FF0000\" or \"#FFFF0000\") where order is (AA)RRGGBB. Invalid color will revert to default value"}, "termux-gui-lockscreen-notes": {"help": "usage: termux-gui-lockscreen-notes [-h] [--append | --no-append] file\n\nWrite notes on the lockscreen and have them saved in a file.\n\npositional arguments:\n  file                  The file where the notes will be written. If the file\n                        exists, the contents will be overwritten.\n\noptions:\n  -h, --help            show this help message and exit\n  --append, --no-append\n                        If you use this option, the file contents aren't\n                        cleared, the notes are appended at the end."}, "termux-torch": {"help": "Illegal parameter: -h\nUsage: termux-torch [on | off]\nToggle LED Torch on device"}, "termux-gui-pkg": {}, "termux-tts-engines": {"help": "Usage: termux-tts-engines\nGet information about the available text-to-speech (TTS) engines. The name of an engine may be given to the termux-tts-speak command using the -e option."}, "termux-tts-speak": {"help": "Usage: termux-tts-speak [-e engine] [-l language] [-n region] [-v variant] [-p pitch] [-r rate] [-s stream] [text-to-speak]\nSpeak text with a system text-to-speech (TTS) engine. The text to speak is either supplied as arguments or read from stdin if no arguments are given.\n  -e engine    TTS engine to use (see termux-tts-engines)\n  -l language  language to speak in (may be unsupported by the engine)\n  -n region    region of language to speak in\n  -v variant   variant of the language to speak in\n  -p pitch     pitch to use in speech. 1.0 is the normal pitch,\n                 lower values lower the tone of the synthesized voice,\n                 greater values increase it.\n  -r rate      speech rate to use. 1.0 is the normal speech rate,\n                 lower values slow down the speech\n                 (0.5 is half the normal speech rate)\n                 while greater values accelerates it\n                 (2.0 is twice the normal speech rate).\n  -s stream    audio stream to use (default:NOTIFICATION), one of:\n                 ALARM, MUSIC, NOTIFICATION, RING, SYSTEM, VOICE_CALL"}, "termux-gui-proot-distro": {"help": "usage: termux-gui-proot-distro [-h]\n\nA graphical frontend for proot-distro.\n\noptions:\n  -h, --help  show this help message and exit"}, "termux-usb": {"help": "Usage: termux-usb [-l | [-r] [-E] [-e command] [device | vendorId productId]]\nList or access USB devices. Devices cannot be accessed directly,\n                 only using termux-usb.\n  -l           list available devices\n  -r           show permission request dialog if necessary\n  -e command   execute the specified command with a file descriptor\n                 referring to the device as an argument (unless -E\n                 argument is given)\n  -E           transfer file descriptor as env var instead of as\n                 command line argument"}, "termux-gui-shell": {}, "termux-vibrate": {"help": "Usage: termux-vibrate [-d duration] [-f]\nVibrate the device.\n  -d duration  the duration to vibrate in ms (default:1000)\n  -f           force vibration even in silent mode"}, "termux-gui-view": {"help": "Could not find PIL. If you want support for more file types, please install pillow with pip install pillow. If you have a 64bit device, use export LDFLAGS=\"-L/system/lib64\" before that.\nusage: termux-gui-view [-h] [-n N] [--return | --no-return]\n                       [--exit | --no-exit]\n                       file [file ...]\n\nView images in a picture-in-picture window. You should probably make a shell\nalias with all the options you want configured.\n\npositional arguments:\n  file                  The files you want to view. If more than one, they are\n                        displayed after each other.\n\noptions:\n  -h, --help            show this help message and exit\n  -n N                  The time in seconds each image should be shown. The\n                        default is 5.\n  --return, --no-return\n                        Use this if you don't want the program to return to\n                        Termux after all images are displayed.\n  --exit, --no-exit     Use this if you want to quit the viewer as soon as it\n                        isn't visible anymore."}, "termux-volume": {"help": "Usage: termux-volume stream volume\nChange volume of audio stream\nValid audio streams are: alarm, music, notification, ring, system, call\nCall w/o arguments to show information about each audio stream"}, "termux-info": {"help": "usage: termux-info\nProvides information about Termux, and the current system. Helpful for debugging."}, "termux-wake-lock": {"help": "usage: termux-wake-lock\nAcquire the Termux wake lock to prevent the CPU from sleeping."}, "termux-infrared-frequencies": {"help": "Usage: termux-infrared-frequencies\nQuery the infrared transmitter's supported carrier frequencies."}, "termux-wake-unlock": {"help": "usage: termux-wake-unlock\nRelease the Termux wake lock to allow the CPU to sleep."}, "termux-infrared-transmit": {"help": "Usage: termux-infrared-transmit -f frequency pattern\nTransmit an infrared pattern. The pattern is specified in comma-separated on/off intervals, such as '20,50,20,30'. Only patterns shorter than 2 seconds will be transmitted.\n  -f frequency  IR carrier frequency in Hertz"}, "termux-wallpaper": {"help": "Change wallpaper on your device\n\nUsage: termux-wallpaper [options]\n-h         show this help\n-f <file>  set wallpaper from file\n-u <url>   set wallpaper from url resource\n-l         set wallpaper for lockscreen (Nougat and later)"}, "termux-job-scheduler": {"help": "Usage: termux-job-scheduler [options]\nSchedule a script to run at specified intervals.\n  -p/--pending               list pending jobs and exit\n  --cancel-all               cancel all pending jobs and exit\n  --cancel                   cancel given job-id and exit\nOptions for scheduling:\n  -s/--script path           path to the script to be called\n  --job-id int               job id (will overwrite any previous job with the same id)\n  --period-ms int            schedule job approximately every period-ms milliseconds (default 0 means once).\n                             Note that since Android N, the minimum period is 900,000ms (15 minutes).\n  --network text             run only when this type of network available (default any): any|unmetered|cellular|not_roaming|none\n  --battery-not-low boolean  run only when battery is not low, default true (at least Android O)\n  --storage-not-low boolean  run only when storage is not low, default false (at least Android O)\n  --charging boolean         run only when charging, default false\n  --persisted boolean        should the job survive reboots, default false\n  --trigger-content-uri text (at least Android N)\n  --trigger-content-flag int default 1, (at least Android N)"}, "termux-wifi-connectioninfo": {"help": "Usage: termux-wifi-connectioninfo\nGet information about the current wifi connection."}, "termux-keystore": {"help": "Usage: termux-keystore command\nThese commands are supported:\n  list [-d]\n  delete <alias>\n  generate <alias> [-a alg] [-s size] [-u validity]\n  sign <alias> <algorithm>\n  verify <alias> <algorithm> <signature>\n\nlist: List the keys stored inside the keystore.\n  -d           Detailed results (includes key parameters).\n\ndelete: Permanently delete a given key from the keystore.\n  alias        Alias of the key to delete.\n\ngenerate: Create a new key inside the hardware keystore.\n  alias        Alias of the key.\n  -a alg       Algorithm to use (either 'RSA' or 'EC'). Defaults to RSA.\n  -s size      Key size to use. For RSA, the options are 2048, 3072\n               and 4096. For EC, the options are 256, 384 and 521.\n  -u validity  User validity duration in seconds. Omit to disable.\n               When enabled, the key can only be used for the\n               duration specified after the device unlocks. After\n               the duration has passed, the user needs to re-lock\n               and unlock the device again to be able to use this key.\n\nsign: Sign using the given key, the data is read from stdin and the\nsignature is output to stdout.\n  alias        Alias of the key to use for signing.\n  algorithm    Algorithm to use, e.g. 'SHA256withRSA'. This should\n               match the algorithm of the key.\n\nverify: Verify a signature. The data (original file) is read from stdin.\n  alias        Alias of the key to use for verify.\n  algorithm    Algorithm that was used to sign this data.\n  signature    Signature file to use in verification."}, "termux-wifi-enable": {"help": "Usage: termux-wifi-enable [true | false]\nToggle Wi-Fi On/Off"}, "termux-location": {"help": "usage: termux-location [-p provider] [-r request]\nGet the device location.\n  -p provider  location provider [gps/network/passive] (default: gps)\n  -r request   kind of request to make [once/last/updates] (default: once)"}, "termux-wifi-scaninfo": {"help": "Usage: termux-wifi-scaninfo\nGet information about the last wifi scan."}}