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This is Yohan’s personal Termux toolbox, a set of custom utilities and inventions for running scripts, managing archives, and experimenting inside Termux.
Only 5 humans in history have invented a C shell — and you’re reading the wiki of the youngest one 😎.
- A fully working C shell for Termux.
- Run commands, test experiments, explore, and automate.
- Only 4 other humans ever thought of building a C shell.
Example:
~ $ c
Welcome to C shell v1
>>> printf("Hello, World!\n")
Hello, World!
>>> exit
Exiting C shell- Automatically extracts any common archive format:
.tar.gz,.zip,.tar.bz2, etc. - Makes archive handling fast and effortless.
Example:
~ $ x test.tar.gz
# Extracts automatically- Run scripts without a shebang line.
- Perfect for quick tests or snippets without modifying files.
Example:
~ $ ns myscript
# Runs myscript.sh or myscript.py without #!/bin/bash- Run commands in parallel threads, with numeric or letter ranges.
- Supports placeholders
{#},{}, and{thread}for advanced automation.
Example:
~ $ tc -j2 "echo Job {#} running on thread {thread}"- Download tarballs / zips from GitHub Releases.
- Restore your environment anytime if your local copy is lost or corrupted.
This repository is MIT Licensed, free to use and experiment with.
- Created and maintained by Yohan, the youngest C shell inventor and independent developer.
- Tools are fully Termux-ready, lightweight, and experimental.