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# Design

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chown -R $(whoami) ~/.npm chown -R $(whoami) /usr/local/lib/node_modules
Code a website on your Android smartphone or tablet like you never imagined
Use Android with Termux to code and host your React webapp from your smartphone.
The beginning Sometimes when i hang around i just cannot keep myself from thinking about coding, this is one of the worst things that can happen where you’re a developer because is somewhat alienating but on the other hand it can lead to something good for your application!
Well, if you’re like me and you really love having crazy ideas when you’re in a shopping center or driving, in those moments you are probably feeling that something is missing… like a nice keyboard under your fingertips.
After a while i was perceiving this as a problem, but it was showing up mostly when i was bored so after all it was good to keep me alive in some situation!
Well, in the end here’s what I came up with: I always thought that smartphones were meant to something more than mass surveillance, and entertainment and yes they are a great aid for teamwork and productivity, but to me is not enough.
I want to work on my smartphone/tablet.
And i want to do it the way (or the most similar one) i would do with my Mac.
Here’s what you should do The best keyboard for the job is Hacker’s Keyboard, the better is an external bluetooth keyboard.
Install Termux, launch and update it with the apt command.
$ apt update && apt upgrade
then reach the external storage.
$ termux-setup-storage
install some core utilities and other.
apt install coreutils
apt install curl
apt install tar
apt install zsh
//to set zsh as the default login shell
chsh -s zsh
apt install gnupg
apt install vim
apt install nano
apt install nodejs
apt install git
if you want to remote your shell you can use OpenSSH (thanks to The Oliverse for this part).
$ apt install openssh
# create the permission file
touch ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
# Set Permissions to the file
chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
# Make sure the folder .ssh folder has the correct permissions
chmod 700 ~/.ssh
# generate OpenSSH key pair (skip passphrase with enter)
ssh-keygen
# add the key to authorizex_keys file
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
# test from the device itself$ ssh localhost -p 8022 -i %PATH_TO_KEY-FILE%/%NAME_OF_KEY%
# then you can copy ~/.ssh/id_rsa to your client (your computer)# with this command you will find the file in the root of your device$ cp ~/.ssh/id_rsa ~/storage/shared
# change the file name and copy it on your ~/.ssh folder on the computer or into ~/.ssh/known_hosts file
# access your device from the remote shell like this$ ssh <device_ip> -p 8022 -i ~/.ssh/<your_new_filename>