Built-in Terminal¶

The built-in terminal is one of the most commonly used features in FIRERPA. You can connect to the built-in terminal to execute commands in real time. The built-in terminal refers to the terminal accessed via remote desktop, SSH, or built-in ADB. It includes pre-installed commands and some commonly used Python modules, allowing you to execute commands or run Python code directly, enabling self-control directly in the terminal.

Attention

For compatibility and security reasons, terminals connected via built-in ADB do not support features such as partial command hinting.

Now please open the remote desktop or connect to SSH or built-in ADB terminal; you should see a Linux terminal. Execute the command cd to switch to the home directory, which is your workspace where you can store files. The terminal supports command completion but not argument completion. You can also type part of a command and then use the up and down arrow keys to auto-complete historical commands.

Common Aliases¶

Aliases are similar to commands, allowing you to quickly execute some commonly used commands. The following command aliases are available in the built-in terminal, along with their functions.

Abbreviation	Command
l	ls
ll	ls -l
la	ls -la
py	python
..	Switch to parent directory
...	Switch to grandparent directory
t	Switch to /data/local/tmp
p	Switch to previous directory

Common Commands¶

Common commands refer to some commonly used Linux or industry commands built into FIRERPA. The supported commands are as follows. Of course, besides the commands described below, most common Linux commands are also supported, but we will not list them exhaustively in the following table. This environment comes with a rich set of pre-installed Linux command tools, covering common scenarios such as file operations, network communication, system debugging, and text processing. The complete list is as follows:

Command	Description
[	Conditional test (linked to coreutils)
adb	Android Debug Bridge
awk	Text pattern scanning and processing language
b2sum	BLAKE2 checksum (linked to coreutils)
base32	Base32 encode/decode (linked to coreutils)
base64	Base64 encode/decode (linked to coreutils)
basename	Remove path prefix (linked to coreutils)
basenc	Multiple encoding conversions (linked to coreutils)
bash	Bourne Again Shell
cat	Concatenate and output files (linked to coreutils)
celery	Distributed task queue CLI
chcon	Modify SELinux context (linked to coreutils)
chgrp	Change file group (linked to coreutils)
chmod	Change file permissions (linked to coreutils)
chown	Change file owner (linked to coreutils)
chroot	Switch root directory (linked to coreutils)
cksum	Checksum calculation (linked to coreutils)
comm	Compare two sorted files (linked to coreutils)
coreutils	GNU core utilities
cp	Copy files (linked to coreutils)
crontab	Scheduled task management
csplit	Split files by pattern (linked to coreutils)
curl	HTTP/FTP command-line client
cut	Cut text by columns (linked to coreutils)
date	Date/time display/set (linked to coreutils)
dd	Data conversion and copy (linked to coreutils)
df	Disk space viewing (linked to coreutils)
dir	List directories (linked to coreutils)
dircolors	Directory color settings (linked to coreutils)
dirname	Get directory part (linked to coreutils)
dnsmasq	Lightweight DNS/DHCP service
du	Disk usage statistics (linked to coreutils)
echo	Output text (linked to coreutils)
env	Environment variable management (linked to coreutils)
expand	Convert tabs to spaces (linked to coreutils)
expr	Expression evaluation (linked to coreutils)
factor	Prime factorization (linked to coreutils)
false	Return non-zero status code (linked to coreutils)
fuser	Display process IDs using specified resources
find	File search tool
fmt	Text formatting (linked to coreutils)
fold	Wrap lines by width (linked to coreutils)
free	View memory usage
frpc	frp intranet penetration client
fsmon	File system monitor
grep	Text pattern search
groups	View user groups (linked to coreutils)
head	Output file head (linked to coreutils)
hexedit	Hex editor
htop	Interactive process viewer
id	User identity information (linked to coreutils)
ifconfig	Network interface configuration
ip	Network routing/tunnel/device management
iperf	Network bandwidth test (linked to iperf3)
iperf3	Network bandwidth testing tool
join	Merge two sorted files (linked to coreutils)
kill	Send signal to terminate process
killall	Kill all processes by name
link	Create hard link (linked to coreutils)
ln	Create links (linked to coreutils)
logname	Current login username (linked to coreutils)
ls	List directory contents (linked to coreutils)
ltrace	Library function call trace
md5sum	MD5 checksum (linked to coreutils)
memdumper	Memory dump tool (32-bit)
memdumper64	Memory dump tool (64-bit)
mkdir	Create directory (linked to coreutils)
mkfifo	Create named pipe (linked to coreutils)
mknod	Create device node (linked to coreutils)
mksh	MirBSD Korn Shell
mktemp	Create temporary file (linked to coreutils)
mv	Move/rename files (linked to coreutils)
nano	Simple text editor
nc	Netcat network tool
ncdu	Interactive disk usage viewer
nice	Adjust process priority (linked to coreutils)
nl	Add line numbers (linked to coreutils)
nohup	Run ignoring hangup signal (linked to coreutils)
nproc	View number of CPU cores (linked to coreutils)
numfmt	Number format conversion (linked to coreutils)
od	Octal/hex viewer (linked to coreutils)
openssl	SSL/TLS encryption tool
paste	Merge file lines (linked to coreutils)
pathchk	Pathname check (linked to coreutils)
pgrep	Find process PID by name
pidof	Get process PID
pinky	User information view (linked to coreutils)
pip	Python package installer
pkill	Terminate process by name
pr	Text pagination formatting (linked to coreutils)
printenv	Print environment variables (linked to coreutils)
printf	Formatted output (linked to coreutils)
ps	Process status view
pstree	Process tree view
ptx	Generate permuted index (linked to coreutils)
pwd	Current directory path (linked to coreutils)
pwdx	Query process working directory
python	Python interpreter (linked to python3.12)
python3	Python 3 interpreter (linked to python3.12)
python3.12	Python 3.12 interpreter
readlink	Read symbolic link target (linked to coreutils)
realpath	Resolve absolute path (linked to coreutils)
redir	Port redirect tool
rm	Delete files (linked to coreutils)
rmdir	Remove empty directory (linked to coreutils)
route	Routing table view/configure
rsync	Remote file synchronization
runcon	Run with SELinux context (linked to coreutils)
scapy	Python network packet CLI
scp	Secure file copy (SSH)
sed	Stream editor
seq	Generate numeric sequence (linked to coreutils)
sha1sum	SHA-1 checksum (linked to coreutils)
sha224sum	SHA-224 checksum (linked to coreutils)
sha256sum	SHA-256 checksum (linked to coreutils)
sha384sum	SHA-384 checksum (linked to coreutils)
sha512sum	SHA-512 checksum (linked to coreutils)
shelldo	Shell command execution tool
shred	Secure deletion overwrite (linked to coreutils)
shuf	Randomly permute lines (linked to coreutils)
sleep	Delay for specified time (linked to coreutils)
socat	Multi-purpose network tool (enhanced netcat)
sort	Sort (linked to coreutils)
split	Split files (linked to coreutils)
sqlite3	SQLite database CLI
ssh	SSH client
stat	File status view (linked to coreutils)
stdbuf	Control buffers (linked to coreutils)
strace	System call trace
stty	Terminal settings (linked to coreutils)
stunnel	SSL tunnel wrapper
sum	File checksum (linked to coreutils)
sync	Sync disk buffers (linked to coreutils)
sysctl	Kernel parameters view/configure
tac	Output files in reverse (linked to coreutils)
tail	Output file tail (linked to coreutils)
tcpdump	Network packet capture and analysis
tee	Redirect and output (linked to coreutils)
test	Conditional test (linked to coreutils)
timeout	Run with timeout (linked to coreutils)
top	Real-time process monitoring
touch	Modify file timestamps (linked to coreutils)
tr	Character translation/deletion (linked to coreutils)
true	Return zero status code (linked to coreutils)
truncate	File size adjustment (linked to coreutils)
tsort	Topological sort (linked to coreutils)
tty	Terminal device name (linked to coreutils)
uname	System information (linked to coreutils)
unexpand	Convert spaces to tabs (linked to coreutils)
uniq	Deduplicate (linked to coreutils)
unlink	Delete file (linked to coreutils)
uptime	System uptime
vdir	Verbose directory listing (linked to coreutils)
vi	Text editor (linked to vim)
view	Vim read-only mode (linked to vim)
vim	Enhanced text editor
vimdiff	Vim file diff (linked to vim)
vmstat	Virtual memory/system statistics
watch	Execute command periodically
wc	Line/word/character count (linked to coreutils)
who	Current logged-in users (linked to coreutils)
whoami	Current username (linked to coreutils)
xargs	Build arguments from standard input and execute
yes	Repeat output (linked to coreutils)

Python Libraries¶

The pre-installed third-party libraries in this environment cover common fields such as network communication, encryption security, database connectivity/storage, message queues, image processing, system management, and asynchronous high-performance, ready to use out of the box.

Library	Version	Description
Brotli	1.2.0	Brotli compression/decompression
Jinja2	3.1.0	Template engine
Pillow	8.0.0	Image processing (PIL fork)
PyMySQL	1.2.0	MySQL database driver
PyNaCl	1.6.2	Encryption and signatures (NaCl wrapper)
PySocks	1.7.1	SOCKS proxy client
PyYAML	6.0.2	YAML parsing and generation
amqp	5.3.1	AMQP protocol client (RabbitMQ)
async-timeout	5.0.0	Async timeout control
av	17.0.0	Audio/video processing (PyAV)
bcrypt	3.2.0	Password hashing (Blowfish)
bidict	0.23.1	Bidirectional dictionary data structure
cachetools	7.1.0	Cache utilities
celery	5.5.2	Distributed task queue
cffi	2.1.0	C language interface calls
colorama	0.4.6	Terminal colored output
crc32c	2.8	CRC32c checksum algorithm
cryptography	3.3	Cryptography toolkit (Fernet, X.509, etc.)
dnspython	2.7.0	DNS resolution library
evdev	1.9.2	Linux input device event handling
frida	17.15.2	Dynamic instrumentation tool (injection/debugging)
frida-tools	14.10.4	Frida command-line tool suite
gevent	21.1.2	Coroutine-based network library
greenlet	3.5.3	Low-level coroutine support
grpc-interceptor	0.15.2	gRPC interceptor extension
grpcio	1.72.2	gRPC framework core
grpcio-tools	1.72.2	gRPC protobuf code generation tool
iniconfig	2.3.0	INI config file parsing
jmespath	1.1.0	JSON query language (JMESPath)
lxml	6.1.0	High-performance XML/HTML parsing
mmkv	1.3.14	Tencent open-source key-value store (MMKV)
msgpack	1.2.1	MessagePack binary serialization
numpy	2.5.0	Numerical computing and multi-dimensional arrays
opencv-python	4.11.0	Computer vision (OpenCV)
paho-mqtt	2.1.0	MQTT protocol client
paramiko	5.0.0	SSHv2 protocol client
peewee	4.2.0	Lightweight ORM
pem	23.1.0	PEM format certificate parsing
pika	1.4.1	RabbitMQ client
pilk	0.2.4	WeChat voice codec
protobuf	4.25.8	Protocol Buffers serialization
psycopg	3.3.4	PostgreSQL database driver (async support)
psycopg-pool	3.3.1	psycopg connection pool
pyaxmlparser	0.3.31	Android XML (AXML) parser
pycparser	3.0	C language parser
pycryptodome	3.9.9	Cryptographic algorithm library (Crypto replacement)
pyelftools	0.33	ELF file parsing
pyinotify	0.9.6	Linux inotify file event monitoring
pyOpenSSL	23.1.0	Python wrapper for OpenSSL
pyotp	2.9.0	One-time passwords (TOTP/HOTP)
python-dateutil	2.8.2	Date and time extensions (relative times, etc.)
pytz	2026.2	Timezone handling (Olson database)
pyzbar	0.1.9	QR code / barcode decoding
qrcode	8.1	QR code generation
redis	5.2.1	Redis database client
requests	2.34.2	HTTP client (simple API)
scapy	2.5.0	Network packet construction and sniffing
sqlalchemy	2.0.50	ORM
tflite-runtime	2.15.0	TensorFlow Lite inference runtime
tornado	6.5.6	Async web framework and networking library
ujson	4.0.0	High-performance JSON encoding/decoding
urllib3	2.7.0	HTTP client (low-level, requests dependency)
uvloop	0.21.0	asyncio event loop acceleration (libuv)
websocket-client	1.9.0	WebSocket client (synchronous)
websockets	13.1	WebSocket client/server (asynchronous)
xmltodict	0.12.0	XML to Python dict conversion
zstandard	0.25.0	Zstandard compression algorithm

You can use the pip command to install third-party libraries implemented in pure Python, but you cannot install compiled libraries or those with .so files. For a full experience, we recommend using the Virtual Debian Environment.