🎨 Termux Theme

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✨ Features

• 🎨 Dual theme options – Black (classic) or Color (rainbow)
• 🖥️ Interactive TUI installer with live log & animated progress bars
• 🌐 Pre‑installation network check
• ⚡ Powerlevel10k Zsh prompt with custom fonts
• 📝 Pre‑configured Neovim / AstroNvim IDE
• 🐚 Oh My Zsh + curated plugin set
• 🗑️ One‑click uninstall
• 📦 Automatic dependency resolver
• 🔐 Optional GitHub dual‑account setup – toggle on/off from menu (default: enabled)
• ❗ Failed‑task error log at ~/skip_errors.log
• 🧩 Developer‑friendly aliases and tools
• 🔁 Safe re‑install / update support

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📂 Directory Structure

~/Tmx-theme/
├── 📜 install.sh              # Main installer (v4.1)
├── 📜 install_v1.sh           # Alternative installer (v4.0 TUI)
├── 📁 src/                    # Assets & configs
│   ├── 🎨 font.ttf            # Nerd Font
│   ├── ⚙️  termux.properties
│   ├── 🖌️  colors.properties
│   ├── 🐧 .zshrc
│   ├── 🖼️  .banner.sh
│   ├── 🎭 .draw
│   ├── ✏️  .draw.sh
│   ├── 📜 zshrc
│   └── 🖋️  ASCII-Shadow.flf
├── 📁 black/                  # Dark theme package
│   └── ⚡ .p10k.zsh
├── 📁 color/                  # Colorful theme package
│   └── ⚡ .p10k.zsh
└── 📁 scripts/                # Helper scripts
└── 🔐 github‑dual‑account.sh   # Shared GitHub setup logic

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📥 Installation

⚙️ Step 1 — Prerequisites (run this first on a fresh Termux)

The installer uses tput for its TUI, so install these packages before cloning:

pkg update -y && pkg install git bash ncurses-utils -y

Package Why it's needed git Clone the repo bash Run the installer ncurses-utils Provides tput (required for TUI)

Everything else (Zsh, Neovim, Oh My Zsh, plugins, fonts…) is installed automatically.

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🚀 Step 2 — Clone & Run

git clone https://github.com/tharindu899/Tmx-theme.git ~/Tmx-theme && \
cd ~/Tmx-theme && \
chmod +x install.sh && \
./install.sh

Alternative installer (v1)

If you prefer the older V1 installer:

chmod +x install_v1.sh && ./install_v1.sh

Both installers share the same GitHub dual‑account script (scripts/github‑dual‑account.sh), so updates are centralised.

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🖥️ Installer Menu

Both installers present a full‑screen menu with five options:

Option Action 1 Install Black Theme (classic dark prompt) 2 Install Color Theme (rainbow powerline prompt) 3 Uninstall — removes all theme files 4 Toggle GitHub dual‑account setup – shows [ON] / [OFF] (default: ON) 5 Exit

The installer checks your internet connection first, then runs all steps with live scrolling log and real‑time progress bars. GitHub dual‑account setup is only executed if option 4 is toggled ON.

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🖼️ Theme Previews

Color Theme Black Theme

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📋 File Locations

Config File Destination src/font.ttf ~/.termux/font.ttf src/.zshrc ~/.zshrc src/termux.properties ~/.termux/termux.properties src/colors.properties ~/.termux/colors.properties src/.banner.sh ~/.banner.sh src/.draw / src/.draw.sh ~/.draw / ~/.draw.sh src/ASCII-Shadow.flf $PREFIX/share/figlet/ src/zshrc $PREFIX/etc/zshrc {black,color}/.p10k.zsh ~/.p10k.zsh

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🛠️ Installed Tools

Category Tools Core Zsh, Git, Python, wget, curl CLI Tools lsd, logo‑ls, bat, ripgrep, fd, fzf, figlet, lolcat, ncurses‑utils Development Neovim, Lua, lua‑language‑server, lazygit, luarocks, stylua Build & Extras build‑essential, clang, zig, ccls, rust‑analyzer, yarn, jq‑lsp Shell Oh My Zsh, Powerlevel10k, zsh‑syntax‑highlighting, zsh‑autosuggestions Utilities termux‑api, gdu, gdb, gh (GitHub CLI), zip Neovim neovim pip/npm/gem providers, AstroNvim (tharindu899/tmx‑nvim) GitHub (optional) Dual‑account SSH configuration script

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🔌 Oh My Zsh Plugins

copypath · dircycle · extract · frontend‑search · git · git‑auto‑fetch · git‑flow‑completion · gitfast · git‑prompt · ionic · pre‑commit · safe‑paste · web‑search · zsh‑completions · zsh‑history‑substring‑search · zsh‑syntax‑highlighting · zsh‑autosuggestions

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🐙 GitHub Dual‑Account System

Tmx‑theme includes a dual‑account setup for GitHub. It configures two separate GitHub CLI profiles, each with its own SSH key and credentials.

· Account 1 – tharindu899 (alias: gh1) · Account 2 – cineflow‑web (alias: gh2)

The system automatically selects the correct account based on the repository owner, so you can just git push normally.

🔐 Login to GitHub Accounts

Login to account 1:

GH_CONFIG_DIR=$HOME/.config/gh-account1 gh auth login

Login to account 2:

GH_CONFIG_DIR=$HOME/.config/gh-account2 gh auth login

🔎 Check GitHub Login Status

Account 1:

gh1 auth status

Account 2:

gh2 auth status

You should see:

· gh1 → tharindu899 · gh2 → cineflow-web

👤 Using GitHub Accounts Manually

Account 1:

gh1

Example: gh1 repo list

Account 2:

gh2

Example: gh2 repo list

📦 Clone Repositories

Account 1:

gh1 repo clone tharindu899/REPOSITORY

Account 2:

gh2 repo clone cineflow-web/REPOSITORY

🚀 Automatic Git Push

You normally do not need to use gh1push or gh2push. Git automatically detects the repository owner:

· Repository owned by tharindu899 → uses gh1 · Repository owned by cineflow-web → uses gh2

Just use:

git push

🧪 Check Repository Remote

git remote -v

Example output for Account 1:

origin  https://github.com/tharindu899/Tmx-theme.git

Example for Account 2:

origin  https://github.com/cineflow-web/CineFlow_Watch.git

🔄 Change Repository Remote

For Account 1:

git remote set-url origin https://github.com/tharindu899/REPOSITORY.git

For Account 2:

git remote set-url origin https://github.com/cineflow-web/REPOSITORY.git

Then verify with git remote -v.

🌿 Git Branch Commands

Show current branch:

git branch --show-current

Show all branches:

git branch -a

Create a new branch:

git checkout -b CineFlow

or

git switch -c CineFlow

Rename current branch:

git branch -M CineFlow

Push and set upstream:

git push -u origin CineFlow

After upstream is set, git push works normally.

📤 Git Push Workflow

git status
git add .
git commit -m "Update"
git push

The correct GitHub account is selected automatically.

📥 Git Pull

git pull

🔄 Git Fetch

git fetch

📊 Git Status

git status

📝 Git Log

git log --oneline --decorate --graph --all

↩️ Undo Last Commit

Keep changes:

git reset --soft HEAD~1

Discard changes:

git reset --hard HEAD~1

⚠️ Be careful with --hard.

🧹 Git Cleanup

Remove untracked files:

git clean -fd

⚠️ Permanently deletes untracked files.

🔧 Git Configuration

Show global configuration:

git config --global --list

Show repository configuration:

git config --local --list

Show where configuration comes from:

git config --show-origin --show-scope --get-regexp 'credential|url'

🔐 GitHub Credential Configuration

The dual‑account setup creates:

· ~/.gitconfig-gh1 · ~/.gitconfig-gh2 · ~/.config/gh-account1/ · ~/.config/gh-account2/

Check contents:

cat ~/.gitconfig-gh1
cat ~/.gitconfig-gh2

🧪 Test Which GitHub Account Git Uses

Inside a repository:

git credential fill <<EOF
protocol=https
host=github.com
path=$(git remote get-url origin | sed -E 's#https://github.com/##; s#\.git$##')
EOF

The output should contain username=tharindu899 for a tharindu899 repository, or username=cineflow-web for a cineflow-web repository.

⚠️ Never share the password= value.

🛠️ Fix GitHub 403 Error

If you see Permission to ... denied to tharindu899:

1. Check remote:

   git remote -v

2. Check GitHub CLI status:

   gh1 auth status
   gh2 auth status

3. Check Git configuration:

   git config --show-origin --show-scope --get-regexp 'credential|url'

4. Remove repository‑specific credential helper:

   git config --local --unset-all credential.helper 2>/dev/null

5. Retry:

   git push

🧹 Remove Old GitHub Credential

For the current repository:

printf "protocol=https\nhost=github.com\n\n" | git credential reject

Then retry git push.

🐳 GitHub CLI Repository Commands

Create a public repository with Account 1:

gh1 repo create tharindu899/REPOSITORY --public

Create a private repository:

gh1 repo create tharindu899/REPOSITORY --private

Create with Account 2:

gh2 repo create cineflow-web/REPOSITORY --public

View repository:

gh1 repo view tharindu899/REPOSITORY
gh2 repo view cineflow-web/REPOSITORY

🔗 GitHub Remote Setup

For a new Account 1 repository:

git remote add origin https://github.com/tharindu899/REPOSITORY.git

For Account 2:

git remote add origin https://github.com/cineflow-web/REPOSITORY.git

Then push:

git push -u origin HEAD

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🧑‍💻 LazyVim & Lazygit

The automatic GitHub account system works seamlessly with LazyVim and Lazygit. You never need to use gh1push or gh2push – just use normal Git commands.

In LazyVim:

· Git → Commit · Git → Push · or use :!git push

In Lazygit:

· Start with lazygit · Use Commit, Push, Pull normally

The correct account is selected automatically based on the repository owner.

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🐚 Zsh Aliases

After installation, reload Zsh:

source ~/.zshrc

Available aliases:

· gh1 – GitHub account 1 (tharindu899) · gh2 – GitHub account 2 (cineflow-web)

Check aliases:

alias gh1
alias gh2

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🔄 Update Tmx‑theme

cd ~/Tmx-theme
git pull
./install.sh   # re‑run if needed

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🆘 Troubleshooting

gh: command not found

Install GitHub CLI:

pkg update && pkg install gh -y

git: command not found

pkg install git -y

GitHub returns 403

Check:

gh1 auth status
gh2 auth status
git remote -v

Make sure the repository owner is correct.

Upstream gone

git branch -vv
git push -u origin HEAD

Push goes to wrong account

git config --show-origin --show-scope --get-regexp 'credential|url'
git remote -v

For cineflow‑web repositories, the remote must contain github.com/cineflow-web/; for tharindu899 repositories, github.com/tharindu899/.

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🔒 Security

· Never put GitHub tokens directly in .git/config or in remote URLs. · Do not share tokens like gho_.... · GitHub authentication is handled by GitHub CLI; credentials are stored securely in ~/.config/gh-account*.

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📁 Important Files

File / Directory Purpose ~/.config/gh-account1 GitHub CLI config for account 1 ~/.config/gh-account2 GitHub CLI config for account 2 ~/.gitconfig Main Git configuration ~/.gitconfig-gh1 Git credential helper for tharindu899 ~/.gitconfig-gh2 Git credential helper for cineflow-web ~/Tmx-theme/scripts/github-dual-account.sh Automatic GitHub account setup script

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🎯 Quick Command Reference

Task Command Account 1 status gh1 auth status Account 2 status gh2 auth status Account 1 repos gh1 repo list Account 2 repos gh2 repo list Clone account 1 repo gh1 repo clone USER/REPO Clone account 2 repo gh2 repo clone USER/REPO Git status git status Git add git add . Git commit git commit -m "Update" Git push git push Git pull git pull Git fetch git fetch Current branch git branch --show-current Remote git remote -v Branch list git branch -a Git log git log --oneline --graph --all Reload Zsh source ~/.zshrc Open Lazygit lazygit

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🚀 One‑Line Setup

git clone https://github.com/tharindu899/Tmx-theme.git && cd Tmx-theme && chmod +x install.sh && ./install.sh

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👤 GitHub Accounts Overview

╭─────────────────────────────────────╮
│ TMX‑THEME GITHUB                    │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│                                     │
│ 👤 tharindu899                      │
│    └── gh1                          │
│                                     │
│ 🎬 cineflow‑web                     │
│    └── gh2                          │
│                                     │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Automatic account selection         │
│ Git • LazyVim • Lazygit             │
╰─────────────────────────────────────╯

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❓ FAQ

How do I switch themes?

bash ~/Tmx‑theme/install.sh   # choose 1 or 2 from the menu

Where are configs stored?

~/.termux/
~/.zshrc
~/.p10k.zsh
~/.config/nvim/

Something failed – where is the error log?

cat ~/skip_errors.log

How do I start the new shell after install?

zsh

The installer also sets Zsh as your default shell via chsh.

How do I re‑run the GitHub setup later?

bash ~/Tmx‑theme/scripts/github‑dual‑account.sh

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🗑️ Uninstall

From the installer menu:

bash ~/Tmx‑theme/install.sh   # choose option 3

Manual removal:

rm -rf ~/.termux ~/.zsh* ~/.oh‑my‑zsh ~/.config/nvim ~/.banner.sh ~/.draw ~/.draw.sh ~/.p10k.zsh
termux‑reload‑settings

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📌 Important Notes

1. Allow Termux storage permissions before installing.
2. Restart Termux after installation completes.
3. First launch may take 2–3 minutes (plugin compilation).
4. Installation requires an active internet connection.
5. The installer keeps a log of all failed tasks in ~/skip_errors.log.

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✨ Pro Tip: Press Ctrl + T to open a new Termux session instantly!

💻 Crafted with ❤️ by Tharindu899

🔗 Credits: Inspired by the amazing work of remo7777 ⭐

📬 Need Help? Reach out: tprabath81@gmail.com