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I've made a discord.py bot and want to run it on my spare phone with pydroid3 but I cant figure out how to move the main.py file and the 55 asset files (most of them are .png but some are .json and .txt) from my laptop to my phone.

The file structure is

bot_folder
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╠ main.py
╚ assets
  ╠ Text_file_1.txt
  ╠ Text_file_2.txt
  ╠ Text_file_2.txt
  ╠ File_1.json
  ╠ File_2.json
  ╚ Images
    ╚ 49 PNG files
Kelo
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    Does this help? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33915325/how-to-copy-files-from-pc-to-android-device-programmatically-using-usb-cable – Kelo Sep 12 '22 at 11:53
  • @Kelo it would help if i knew where pydroid locates its files. I've already tried connecting my phone to my laptop using a USB cable but only a few folders showed up. Mainly the download folder and some folders for apps and games i have installed. There wasn't a folder for pydroid stuff though. – Mayedl10 Sep 12 '22 at 12:06
  • Are you viewing hidden files/folders too? - Does PyDroid show you its working directory in the settings? – Kelo Sep 12 '22 at 12:45
  • @Kelo Yes, I have hidden folders/files enabled. No, it doesn't show me its working directory. – Mayedl10 Sep 12 '22 at 13:00

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Upload your files to Github by creating a new reposority. After you uploaded them, reach for your mobile Phone, open Chrome (so that you can request the desktop site of github) and go to that same reposority. By tilting your Phone, you should get a view that looks like the Image below. Click the green Code button, choose "Download ZIP" and download your files.

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