Termux Commands - webguno

1. Basic Termux Commands

1. pkg update – Update package lists
2. pkg upgrade – Upgrade all installed packages
3. pkg install <package_name> – Install a package
4. pkg list-installed – List all installed packages
5. pkg search <package_name> – Search for a package
6. pkg uninstall <package_name> – Uninstall a package
7. exit – Close Termux
8. clear – Clear the terminal screen
9. termux-reload-settings – Reload Termux settings
10. termux-info – Show system information

2. File and Directory Management

11. ls – List files in the current directory
12. ls -la – List all files, including hidden ones
13. cd <directory> – Change directory
14. cd .. – Move to the previous directory
15. mkdir <directory> – Create a new directory
16. rm <file> – Delete a file
17. rm -r <directory> – Delete a directory and its contents
18. mv <source> <destination> – Move or rename a file
19. cp <source> <destination> – Copy a file
20. find <directory> -name <filename> – Search for a file

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3. Text Editing & Viewing

21. nano <filename> – Edit a file with Nano
22. vim <filename> – Edit a file with Vim
23. cat <filename> – Display file contents
24. less <filename> – View large text files
25. head -n 10 <filename> – Show the first 10 lines of a file
26. tail -n 10 <filename> – Show the last 10 lines of a file

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4. Network Commands

27. ping google.com – Test internet connectivity
28. curl <URL> – Fetch a webpage
29. wget <URL> – Download a file
30. whois <domain> – Get domain information
31. nslookup <domain> – Get DNS details
32. traceroute <host> – Trace the path to a host
33. netstat -tulnp – Show network connections
34. ifconfig – Display network information
35. ip a – Show IP addresses
36. ssh user@host – Connect to a remote server

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5. Storage Management

37. termux-setup-storage – Enable storage access
38. df -h – Check available disk space
39. du -sh <directory> – Check directory size
40. rm -rf <directory> – Delete files permanently

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6. Process Management

41. ps aux – List running processes
42. top – Display running processes dynamically
43. kill <PID> – Terminate a process
44. pkill <name> – Kill a process by name
45. htop – Interactive process viewer

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7. Scripting & Automation

46. chmod +x <script.sh> – Make a script executable
47. ./script.sh – Run a script
48. bash <script.sh> – Run a script with Bash
49. sh <script.sh> – Run a script with SH

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8. Ethical Hacking & Security

50. nmap -sV <IP> – Scan open ports
51. sqlmap -u <URL> – Test for SQL Injection
52. hydra -l user -P passlist.txt <IP> ssh – Brute-force SSH login
53. metasploit – Start Metasploit framework
54. wireshark – Capture network packets
55. aircrack-ng – Crack WiFi passwords
56. john <password_file> – Crack passwords
57. hashcat -m 0 -a 3 hash.txt ?a?a?a – Bruteforce hash

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9. Programming & Development

58. python3 – Open Python interpreter
59. python3 <script.py> – Run a Python script
60. pip install <package> – Install a Python package
61. node – Open Node.js interpreter
62. npm install <package> – Install an NPM package
63. gcc <file.c> -o output – Compile a C program
64. javac <file.java> – Compile a Java program
65. java <class_name> – Run a Java program
66. php <file.php> – Run a PHP script

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10. Termux API (Requires Termux API Package)

67. termux-battery-status – Show battery info
68. termux-camera-info – Show camera details
69. termux-camera-photo -c 0 -o photo.jpg – Take a photo
70. termux-vibrate -d 1000 – Vibrate for 1 second
71. termux-clipboard-get – Get clipboard text
72. termux-clipboard-set "Hello" – Set clipboard text
73. termux-location – Get current GPS location

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11. System Monitoring

74. uptime – Show system uptime
75. uname -a – Show system details
76. date – Show current date and time
77. cal – Show calendar
78. watch -n 1 <command> – Run a command every second
79. logcat – View system logs

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12. Package Management & Repositories

80. apt update – Update package lists
81. apt upgrade – Upgrade installed packages
82. apt list – List available packages
83. apt show <package> – Show package details
84. dpkg -i <package.deb> – Install a Debian package
85. dpkg -r <package> – Remove a package

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13. Compression & Archiving

86. zip -r archive.zip folder/ – Create a ZIP archive
87. unzip archive.zip – Extract a ZIP file
88. tar -czvf archive.tar.gz folder/ – Create a tar.gz archive
89. tar -xzvf archive.tar.gz – Extract a tar.gz archive

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14. Database Management

90. sqlite3 <database.db> – Open an SQLite database
91. mysql -u root -p – Open MySQL console
92. psql -U user -d database – Connect to PostgreSQL

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15. Miscellaneous

93. fortune – Display a random quote
94. cowsay "Hello!" – Print a message with ASCII art
95. figlet "Termux" – Print large text
96. lolcat file.txt – Show colorful text
97. toilet -f big Hello – Stylish ASCII text
98. termux-toast "Hello, World!" – Display a pop-up message
99. sl – Watch a steam locomotive animation
100. cmatrix – Show a Matrix-like effect

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Bonus: One-liner Scripts

• find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \; – Fix file permissions
• find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \; – Fix directory permissions
• python3 -m http.server 8080 – Start a local web server