User Environment:
Platform: Android Mobile DeviceTerminal Emulator: TermuxPackage Managers: npm (11.14.1), yarn (1.22.22), nodejs-lts (24.15.0)
Description of Issue:
I am attempting to set up a local development environment for the Berkeley Food Pantry repository on my mobile device using Termux. I have successfully configured my device's shared storage mapping (termux-setup-storage), moved into the local system Documents directory, and initiated dependencies.
However, I am blocked at the source code acquisition step. The git clone execution fails consistently because the terminal is pointing strictly to the base GitHub domain web address without a targeted organization path, user handle, or .git repository identification extension. Because the destination is missing from the command arguments, the remote server drops the connection and prevents directory generation.
Steps Taken:
Verified Termux environment can view local directories (ls outputs standard node structures).Executed storage linking commands to interface with Android's underlying storage architecture.Navigated directly into the shared user file system via cd ~/storage/shared/Documents.Attempted to download project data using a truncated repository locator structure (git clone https://github.com).
Console Logs / Error Messages:
~/.../shared/Documents $ git clone https://github.com Cloning into 'github.com'... fatal: repository 'https://github.com/' not found ~/.../shared/Documents $ cd berkeley-food-pantry bash: cd: berkeley-food-pantry: No such file or directory
Expected Outcome:
The terminal should connect to the target host resource, download the codebase objects to target storage blocks, create the directory structure, and allow directory changes (cd) to execute package generation via yarn install.
Requested Resolution Support:
Please provide the exact, full repository URL slug (including the specific organization name or username path) that needs to be appended to the command line argument string.
God bless
User Environment:
Platform: Android Mobile DeviceTerminal Emulator: TermuxPackage Managers: npm (11.14.1), yarn (1.22.22), nodejs-lts (24.15.0)
Description of Issue:
I am attempting to set up a local development environment for the Berkeley Food Pantry repository on my mobile device using Termux. I have successfully configured my device's shared storage mapping (termux-setup-storage), moved into the local system Documents directory, and initiated dependencies.
However, I am blocked at the source code acquisition step. The git clone execution fails consistently because the terminal is pointing strictly to the base GitHub domain web address without a targeted organization path, user handle, or .git repository identification extension. Because the destination is missing from the command arguments, the remote server drops the connection and prevents directory generation.
Steps Taken:
Verified Termux environment can view local directories (ls outputs standard node structures).Executed storage linking commands to interface with Android's underlying storage architecture.Navigated directly into the shared user file system via cd ~/storage/shared/Documents.Attempted to download project data using a truncated repository locator structure (git clone https://github.com).
Console Logs / Error Messages:
~/.../shared/Documents $ git clone https://github.com Cloning into 'github.com'... fatal: repository 'https://github.com/' not found ~/.../shared/Documents $ cd berkeley-food-pantry bash: cd: berkeley-food-pantry: No such file or directory
Expected Outcome:
The terminal should connect to the target host resource, download the codebase objects to target storage blocks, create the directory structure, and allow directory changes (cd) to execute package generation via yarn install.
Requested Resolution Support:
Please provide the exact, full repository URL slug (including the specific organization name or username path) that needs to be appended to the command line argument string.
God bless