iSH also acts as a File Provider so you can go to the Files app, tap “...” > “Edit Sidebar” and turn on “iSH” to “mount” your iSH filesystem and drag stuff in and out of it.
Once you do this you can also install openssh. Obviously there are many shell apps at this point on iOS but just another handy way to SSH to a personal host.
I literally just got my app going on a tethered RasPi this morning (via SSH + screen). Now I need to do this as a target? No rest for the wicked. Thanks.
You can, I've got git, vim, and python on my iPad now. It's by no means perfect .. python is really slow .. but it works for my basic workflow for smaller projects.
This is actually really great for me. I have functioning vim and emacs on my desktop, but I don't know anything about .vimrc and use spacemacs... but now I have a platform I can safely experiment on without blowing anything up! Sweet!
For example the nano text editor.
EDIT: Managed it like this:
1. Download this file and put it on iCloud Drive: http://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/v3.12/releases/x86/alpi...
2. Back in the app, tap the Cog icon above the keyboard > Filesystems > Import > select that file.
3. (The app crashed?) Start the app again and go back to the Cog > Filesystems > alpine-minirootfs-.... > Boot from This Filesystem
4. $ apk add nano
5. $ nano
EDIT2: And now git installs fine too. Gonna have some fun with this!