Ever thought about running Node on your phone using Linux?

1. Download and install Termux

Termux is a Linux emulator. Open source, and run without root, work on Android terminal, support APT management software package, perfect support nodeJS.

Website: termux.com/

The interface that opens up looks something like this

2. Install nodejs

Termux comes with a package manager, apt, which is usually installed using the apt command.

apt update && apt upgrade
apt install nodejs
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Check the Node version number after the installation is successful

3. Install a text editor

Text editor, you can choose vim or nano directly

apt install nano
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4. Git pulls remote projects

5. Create the project locally and start it

Here is an example of creating a vUE project, using vite to build NPM init. vitejs/app

performnpm insallInstall project dependencies, which may be a bit slow (57 seconds) due to using the NPM default source

After the NPM run dev command is executed, the project is successfully started locally at http://localhost:3000

6. Browser access projects

Open your mobile browser and enter your address in the address bar

Ok, you’re done!

7. View and edit files using Nano

Run Nano app.vue to see the code for the previous page

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