Termux-Battery is a Bash script that monitors and displays your device's battery status in Termux. It retrieves battery percentage, temperature, and charging status using jq and termux-battery-status. The script also supports various options to customize the output, including:
- Adjusting the battery frame color with a 256-color value.
- Centering the output horizontally.
- Disabling ASCII art to show only battery data.
- Emulating battery level, status, and temperature.
- Running in a loop with 0.5-second intervals.
- Termux (or a compatible Bash environment)
jq(for JSON parsing)termux-battery-status(provided by Termux)
To install the necessary dependency for jq, run:
pkg install jq
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/BuriXon-code/Termux-Battery
- Navigate to the script directory:
cd Termux-Battery
- Make the script executable:
chmod +x battery
To run the script, execute:
./battery
The script will display:
- Battery percentage
- Charging status
- Battery temperature (rounded to one decimal place)
- -center
Centers the output horizontally.
- -color (value)
Sets the color of the battery frame. Accepts a number between 0 and 255 (ANSI 256colors).
- -no-ascii
Displays only battery data without the ASCII art frame.
- -loop
Runs the script in an infinite loop with 0.5-second intervals.
- -level (value)
Emulates a specific battery level. Value must be an integer between 0 and 100.
- -status (value)
Emulates a specific battery status. Valid options: CHARGING, DISCHARGING, FULL.
- -temp (value)
Emulates a specific battery temperature. Value can be a number (integer or decimal).
- -help
Displays the help message with usage instructions.
For any issues, suggestions, or questions, reach out via:
- Email: support@burixon.dev
- Contact form: Click here
- Bug reports: Click here
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