T-ui Theme Manager

T-ui (Expert) Theme Manager a.k.a. ttm is a script created to manage T-ui Expert themes.

Features

Its main functions are:

• Install a theme chosen from those available
• show the list of available themes
• show theme previews, via GitHub
• backup your current theme
• restore the previous backup
• update the script and the list of available themes

Prerequisites:

• T-UI Expert
• TEL / Termux or Busybox (the script needs to access curl or wget to execute some commands)

How to install

Option 1: automatic download

• Download install_ttm.zip and extract it into your internal storage ( /storage/emulated/0 ).
• On t-ui, change directory to the extracted folder if you are in a location other than the internal memory.
• Then type sh install_ttm.sh and wait for installation to finish.
• When setup is done, restart or refresh t-ui.
• (Optional) If you can't install ttm via t-ui, you need to use Termux / TEL or another Terminal Emulator: remember to install curl or wget if they are not present.

NOTE: if you can't install ttm anyway, because you don't have root or because the script doesn't find curl or wget, install ttm manually

Option 2: manual download

• Download ttm script and extract it into your internal storage ( /storage/emulated/0 ).
• On t-ui Expert type:
• alias -file
• add these 2 aliases at the bottom of the list
• ttm=sh /storage/emulated/0/ttm %
• ttm -p=search -u https://github.com/M4dGun/t-ui_themes
• Save file and restart or refresh t-ui.

How to use

[Work in Progress...]

You can use this script:

1. Through T-ui Expert if you have root
2. Through T-ui Expert if you can use curl or wget without "termux curl" and/or "termux wget" commands
3. Via Termux or TEL or another terminal emulator and with or without root (remembering to install curl or wget if not present)

• Case 1: if you are rooted then export Termux/TEL user bin folder into the PATH from T-UI:

export PATH=$PATH:/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/:/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/applets && su -c tsu

Now you can use all commands of Termux bin folder from T-UI.

Important: Do not restart t-ui after running this command.
This needs to be done for every session like if TUI Expert app re-launchs or the phone is rebooted etc.. so add an alias called init, type:
alias -file
Copy and paste this command at the end of file:
init=export PATH=$PATH:/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/:/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/applets && su -c tsu
Save and refresh t-ui Expert. When you reboot your device or restart t-ui just type init.

TEST IT: type curl --help

TTM options

WIP...

Troubleshooting

WiP......