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Termux-API-0.01
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NAME

Termux::API - Termux::API wrapper

VERSION

Version 0.01

SYNOPSIS

Quick summary of what the module does.

pkg install make
pkg install clang
pkg install perl
curl -L https://cpanmin.us | perl - App::cpanminus
cpanm Termux::API;

...

use Termux::API;

my $termux = Termux::API->new();

$termux->toast('testing a toast');

SUBROUTINES/METHODS

new

Instantiate a new Termux::API::Tiny Object.

my $termux = Termux::API::Tiny->new;

command

Initiate a termux api command

$termux->command("termux-battery-status")

battery_status

Get the status of the device battery.

$termux->battery_status

brightness

Set the display brightness. Note that this may not work if automatic brightness control is enabled.

$termux->brightness

camera_info

Get information about device camera(s).

$termux->camera_info

clipboard_get

Get the system clipboard text

$termux->clipboard_get

clipboard_set

Set the system clipboard text.

$termux->clipboard_set("copy some text")

contact_list

List all contacts

$termux->contact_list

dialog

Show dialog widget for user input

$termux->dialog("confirm", -i => "Hint text", -t => "Title text")

download

Download a resource using the system download manager.

$termux->download($url)

fingerprint

Use fingerprint sensor on device to check for authentication.

$termux->fingerprint

infrared_frequencies

Query the infrared transmitter's supported carrier frequencies.

$termux->infrared_frequencies

infrared_transmit

Transmit an infrared pattern.

$termux->infrared_transmit($pattern)

location

Get the device location. You can optionally pass a provider (gps|network|passive) and a kind of request (once|last|updates).

$termux->location($provider, $request)

microphone

Record using microphone on your device.

$termux->sensor(-s => "gravity")

OPTIONS:

-h, help           Show this help
-a, all            Listen to all sensors (WARNING! may have battery impact)
-c, cleanup        Perform cleanup (release sensor resources)
-l, list           Show list of available sensors
-s, sensors [,,,]  Sensors to listen to (can contain just partial name)
-d, delay [ms]     Delay time in milliseconds before receiving new sensor update
-n, limit [num]    Number of times to read sensor(s) (default: continuous) (min: 1)

notification

Display a system notification.

$termux->notification(-i => 1, -t => "Title text", -c => "Content text")

OPTIONS:

--action action          action to execute when pressing the notification
--alert-once             do not alert when the notification is edited
--button1 text           text to show on the first notification button
--button1-action action  action to execute on the first notification button
--button2 text           text to show on the second notification button
--button2-action action  action to execute on the second notification button
--button3 text           text to show on the third notification button
--button3-action action  action to execute on the third notification button
-c/--content content     content to show in the notification. Will take precedence over stdin.
--group group            notification group (notifications with the same group are shown together)
-h/--help                show this help
--help-actions           show the help for actions
-i/--id id               notification id (will overwrite any previous notification with the same id)
--image-path path        absolute path to an image which will be shown in the notification
--led-color rrggbb       color of the blinking led as RRGGBB (default: none)
--led-off milliseconds   number of milliseconds for the LED to be off while it's flashing (default: 800)
--led-on milliseconds    number of milliseconds for the LED to be on while it's flashing (default: 800)
--on-delete action       action to execute when the the notification is cleared
--ongoing                pin the notification
--priority prio          notification priority (high/low/max/min/default)
--sound                  play a sound with the notification
-t/--title title         notification title to show
--vibrate pattern        vibrate pattern, comma separated as in 500,1000,200
--type type              notification style to use (default/media)

notification_remove

Remove a notification previously shown with "termux-notification -i"

$termux->notification_remove(1)

sensor

Get information about types of sensors as well as live data.

$termux->sensor(-s => "gravity")

Options:

-h, help           Show this help
-a, all            Listen to all sensors (WARNING! may have battery impact)
-c, cleanup        Perform cleanup (release sensor resources)
-l, list           Show list of available sensors
-s, sensors [,,,]  Sensors to listen to (can contain just partial name)
-d, delay [ms]     Delay time in milliseconds before receiving new sensor update
-n, limit [num]    Number of times to read sensor(s) (default: continuous) (min: 1)

telephony_call

Call a telephony number.

$termux->telephony_call($number)

telephony_cellinfo

Get information about all observed cell information from all radios on the device including the primary and neighboring cells.

$termux->telephony_cellinfo

telephony_device

Get information about the telephony device.

$termux->telephony_cellinfo

toast

Show text in a Toast (a transient popup).

$termux->toast(-s => "gravity")

Options:

-h  show this help
-b  set background color (default: gray)
-c  set text color (default: white)
-g  set position of toast: [top, middle, or bottom] (default: middle)
-s  only show the toast for a short while

torch

Toggle LED Torch on device. Accepts either on (enable torch) or off (disable torch.

->torch('on')

tts_engines

Get information about the available text-to-speech (TTS) engines.

$termux->tts_engines

tts_speak

Speak text with a system text-to-speech (TTS) engine. TODO

$termux->tts_speak("Talk to me")

Options:

-e engine    TTS engine to use (see termux-tts-engines)
-l language  language to speak in (may be unsupported by the engine)
-n region    region of language to speak in
-v variant   variant of the language to speak in
-p pitch     pitch to use in speech. 1.0 is the normal pitch, lower values lower the tone of the synthesized voice, greater values increase it.
-r rate      speech rate to use. 1.0 is the normal speech rate, lower values slow down the speech (0.5 is half the normal speech rate) while greater values accelerates it (2.0 is twice the normal speech rate).
-s stream    audio stream to use (default:NOTIFICATION), one of: ALARM, MUSIC, NOTIFICATION, RING, SYSTEM, VOICE_CALL

vibrate

Vibrate the device.

$termux->vibrate

Options:

-d duration  the duration to vibrate in ms (default:1000)
-f           force vibration even in silent mode

volume

View or Change volume of specified audio stream

$termux->volume

wallpaper

Change wallpaper on your device.

$termux->wallpaper(%options)

Options:

-f <file>  set wallpaper from file
-u <url>   set wallpaper from url resource
-l         set wallpaper for lockscreen (Nougat and later)

wifi

Get information about current Wi-Fi connection. This information include: SSID (AP name), BSSID (AP mac address), device IP and other.

$termux->wifi

wifi_enable

Toggle Wi-Fi on or off

$termux->wifi_enable(1)

wifi_scan

Retrieves last wifi scan information.

$termux->wifi_scan

AUTHOR

LNATION, <email at lnation.org>

BUGS

Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-termux::api at rt.cpan.org, or through the web interface at https://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Termux-API. I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.

SUPPORT

You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.

perldoc Termux::API

You can also look for information at:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

This software is Copyright (c) 2020 by LNATION.

This is free software, licensed under:

The Artistic License 2.0 (GPL Compatible)