🔒 I need help with python on phone

[neon crow]

I want to run Python code on my phone and play audio or sound. For example, when an event or function occurs, it should play a beep sound. The main problem is that I’m not sure which library to use.

[sturdy horizon]

@neon crow

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[neon crow]

If you need more context, just ask

[keen cosmos]

@neon crow pulseaudio isn't it

[neon crow]

let me test it rq

[rugged vessel]

https://realpython.com/playing-and-recording-sound-python/
it lists a few simple and advanced libraries for playing sound. note that for newer python versions some modules (like playsound) might not install properly

[keen cosmos]

@neon crow what are you trying to do exactly

Android is my thing

[neon crow]

I want to make a thing that will be like.... if xx happens beep
if that makes scents

• I just need a library for the beep (on a phone)

[neon crow]

What is the right pip for this, "python-pulseaudio-profiles" ?

[keen cosmos]

What cli are u using

U got a Linux cli on ur phone now

There is lots of libraries but it depends on what u use to call them up @neon crow

To create the beep noise I just used these

import time

def play_beep(frequency=1000, duration=0.1):
    subprocess.run(['termux-bell'], capture_output=True)
    time.sleep(duration)

def main():
    while True:
        user_input = input()
        if user_input == "":
            play_beep()

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()```

[neon crow]

i just have the basic android, i dont have a pc version of linux on my phone if thats what your asking

[keen cosmos]

I would use other for audio though

Why don't u get it

Android allows u to access what shell

Or ur using the playstore and like Shellix

[neon crow]

im just using pydroid 3 from the playstore

[keen cosmos]

Yeah I would not use that why don't you go to httos://fdroid.org
Then install and download termux

Then u can ur in a better position

And dow load termux api since u want to access the internal system u need to use termux-api

I have rootkits for you I u need but u don't have to root

U can use Docker to bypass root

[neon crow]

i dont want to use complax code, i jsut want to use a beep....

[keen cosmos]

Yeah idk how this is the shortest way I know how from command line

I am the one who rewrote and fixed the broken pip so I push it when I can

[neon crow]

im not trying to use command line, i want the beep to play form pythpn

[keen cosmos]

How are u accessing python thru the terminal pyshell

How thru adb shell are u accessing it ur not root

Therefore u need to either reverse ur own device or use api

[neon crow]

im not accessing python thru the terminal pyshell (i dont understand this btw)
i can run a normal print and that type of stuff btw

[keen cosmos]

Yeah ur gonna work for that lady

It's not compatible with the api

U need to configure and now ur coding

Should of used termux instead ofpydroid3

[neon crow]

i just need a library that works on pyone

does termux run python code?

[keen cosmos]

Yes

I use it to hack stuff

I make alot of stuff for android hackers

[neon crow]

Do i have to set the file every time, like can i load from a file or nah?

[keen cosmos]

U can but u need to use termux boot

[neon crow]

can i just use the termux from the playstore?

[keen cosmos]

No

U need fdroid termux is discontinued after python3 launched all the libs got mashed

I spent a long time fixing it

Some wheels are still effed

Pynacl is one there are few i have work around for them all

[neon crow]

So why cant i just use pydroid, and find a good library

[sturdy horizon]

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