Here lie a few scripts that are useful for termux users.

zinit has"termux-info" \
    wait lucid light-mode \
    as"null" \
    atclone'DEST="${ZPFX}/bin" ./install.sh' \
    atpull"%atclone" \
    run-atpull \
    atdelete'for f in ${ZPFX}/bin/*
             do
               if readlink -f "$f" | \
                 grep -qE "$ZINIT[PLUGINS_DIR]/pschmitt.*termux.sh"
               then
                 rm -fv "$f"
               fi
             done' \
  for pschmitt/termux.sh

The above config requires $ZPFX/bin to be in your $PATH, which should be the case by default. Adapt at will.

This repo holds wrappers for ansible. It uses an alpine proot image with ansible on board. Somehow this gets around the sem_open issue on Android 🤷.

Run install.sh --full on your termux host. If you don't want or need the symlinks just run the ansible-install.sh script.

To install the latest ansible version you can use the following:

ansible-install --pip latest

The same flag applies for the install script:

install.sh --full --pip latest

By default, the latest pip version will be installed when using --pip latest. To install another one use:

ansible-install.sh --pip VERSION

As in:

ansible-install.sh --pip 2.9.1

This also applies to the global installer:

install.sh --full --pip 2.9.1

To install custom packages inside the alpine proot you can do this as follows:

install.sh --full --pip 2.9.1 "git vim yadm"
ansible-install.sh --pip 2.9.1 "git vim yadm"

NOTE: This needs to be the last argument.

By default all the symlinks will be created in the $HOME/bin directory. To set the destination path you need to set $DEST like so: DEST=$PREFIX/bin ./install.sh --full --pip