About Termux:Boot
Termux:Boot is an add-on that runs user-supplied programs when an Android device starts. After opening the app once, users create a designated boot-script folder and place scripts there. If several scripts are present, they are run in sorted order. The add-on is intended for users who want command-line tasks to start after device boot, such as launching a service or preparing an environment. It works with the main Termux app and runs the scripts the user has placed in the boot folder. A command to keep the device awake can be included in a startup script when needed. This lets configured tasks run without manually starting each script after boot.
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