T-Setup

🚀 Termux Setup Script

Welcome to the Termux Setup Script, a professional and user-friendly Bash script designed to optimize your Termux environment! This script installs essential packages, configures your terminal, tests internet speed, displays system information, and much more!

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📋 Features

1. 🔧 Comprehensive Package Installation:
   Installs over 50 essential packages, including:

   • Development Tools: git, python3, clang, cmake
   • Networking Tools: nmap, tcpdump, sshpass
   • Penetration Testing Tools: hydra, sqlmap, metasploit-framework, aircrack-ng
   • Utilities: vim, nano, htop, neofetch, yt-dlp, bat, exa

2. 📡 Internet Speed Test:
   Uses speedtest-cli to measure your current network speed and log the results.

3. 🖥️ System Information:
   Displays detailed system info with neofetch or screenfetch.

4. 🌀 ZSH Shell Configuration:
   Configures ZSH as the default shell for a modern terminal experience.

5. 🗑️ Storage Optimization:
   Cleans up unnecessary files to free up space.

6. 📜 Logging:
   All actions and results are logged in a file (termux_setup.log) for troubleshooting and record-keeping.

7. 📋 Interactive Menu:
   Select specific actions like updates only, package installation, or full setup for convenience.

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📂 File Structure

• setup.sh: Main script file.
• termux_setup.log: Log file generated after script execution.

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📖 How It Works

1. Check & Install Packages:

   • The script checks if each package is already installed.
   • Installs only missing packages, skipping those already present.

2. Update & Upgrade:

   • Ensures your Termux environment is up-to-date.

3. Run Advanced Features:

   • Tests internet speed with speedtest-cli.
   • Displays system info using neofetch or screenfetch.
   • Configures ZSH shell for improved functionality.

4. Optimize Storage:

   • Removes unnecessary files and caches to reclaim space.

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📥 Installation

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/rkstudio585/T-Setup
   cd T-Setup

2. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x tsetup.sh

3. Run the script:

   ./tsetup.sh

or

bash tsetup.sh

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🛠️ Usage

• Full Setup: Runs all features (package installation, updates, optimizations).
• Update Only: Updates and upgrades Termux packages.
• Install Packages Only: Installs the required packages without running other features.
• Check Internet Speed: Tests and displays current internet speed.
• Show System Info: Displays detailed system information.

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🛡️ Requirements

• Termux environment.
• Internet connection for downloading packages.

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📌 Supported Packages

Here’s a brief overview of the packages installed:

Category	Packages
Development Tools	git, vim, nano, clang, cmake, python3
Networking Tools	nmap, tcpdump, sshpass, dnsutils, speedtest-cli
Utilities	htop, neofetch, ranger, bat, exa, yt-dlp, zip, unzip
Pentesting Tools	hydra, sqlmap, john, aircrack-ng, metasploit-framework, nikto

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🎨 Screenshots

Interactive Menu

Easily select your desired action!

1) Full Setup  
2) Update Only  
3) Install Packages Only  
4) Check Internet Speed  
5) Show System Info  
6) Exit  

Internet Speed Test

Displays your network speed in real-time:

Testing Internet Speed...  
Download: 50.23 Mbps  
Upload: 12.45 Mbps  

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📝 Logs

All script actions are logged in termux_setup.log for easy review. Example log:

Script started at: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS  
Updating and upgrading Termux...  
Installed package: git  
Installed package: vim  
Package already installed: python3  
Testing Internet Speed...  
Download: 45 Mbps | Upload: 10 Mbps  

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❓ FAQ

1️⃣ What happens if a package is already installed?

The script skips reinstallation and informs you with a message like:
Package xyz is already installed.

2️⃣ What if an installation fails?

The error is logged in termux_setup.log. You can review it to troubleshoot.

3️⃣ Can I skip certain features?

Yes! Use the interactive menu to select only the features you need.

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💡 Tips

• Always run pkg update before executing the script for better results.
• Use zsh with plugins like oh-my-zsh for a modern terminal experience.

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