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TermuxC Docs

Last updated 6/18/2026


Security & Transparency

Why is base64 used?

The OSC 52 protocol requires Base64-encoded input to prevent control characters (such as ";") from interfering with terminal escape sequences. Using base64.b64encode ensures input data is safely serialized, preventing malformed inputs or command injection vectors.

Does the code contain obfuscation?
No. All logic is transparent, and dependencies are limited to the Python Standard Library. The use of base64 is strictly for data transmission (OSC 52 compliance), not for masking malicious behavior.

System Security

  • Input Handling: All user-provided text is sanitized and Base64 encoded before being written to stdout, ensuring data safety.

Sources - Clipboards and terminals - xterm codes


All functions should have proper error handling

One example is the Version flag

Version Flag code

    elif args.version:
        try:
            package_version = version("TermuxC")
            print(package_version)
            sys.exit(0)
        except PackageNotFoundError:
            logger.error(
                "Pip package not found. To resolve this error, "
                "please install the package from PyPI with: "
                "pip install TermuxC"
            )
            sys.exit(1)

PackageNotFoundError handles the exception if it cannot find the package, this can happen if the file isn't installed through pip.


When forking this repository ensure the GitHub url points to your repository.

GITHUB_URL = "https://github.com/Ruizennis/TermuxC"
Configuration Variable Controls
GITHUB_URL Controls what url is shown when using repository flag

Stable patches

Version & Url Installation Command
3.1.0 pip install termuxc==3.1.0
3.0.0 pip install TermuxC==3.0.0

Click a version number navigate to that versions PyPi release.

If you have any issues using the TermuxC package or cli tool please make an issue.