Script Library

Your scripts are files. This page says where they are, what deletes them, and how to keep a copy somewhere safer.

Android storage and backups

Scripts are kept in the app’s own storage. Settings → Script Library shows the exact path.

That storage belongs to the app, so two ordinary actions remove it completely:

• uninstalling Warsha BLE Studio, and
• Clear storage on the app’s page in Android Settings.

Neither one warns you about scripts, and Clear storage is a common first suggestion when troubleshooting any Android app. Nothing is recoverable afterwards unless a copy exists elsewhere.

Keep a copy in a folder you choose

Open Settings → Script Library → Choose backup folder and pick somewhere outside the app — your Documents folder, or a folder a cloud drive already syncs.

From then on every change is copied there for you, shortly after you stop editing. The copy is ordinary files: one .js per script, a folder of files per multi-file script, and a library.json index beside them. You can open, copy, or sync them like anything else.

Copy now copies immediately instead of waiting. Stop copying ends the arrangement and leaves the files where they are — they are yours.

Getting scripts back

Open Settings → Script Library. If the folder holds scripts this device does not, the screen says so and names them. Restore my library brings them back.

Clearing app storage also ends the app’s permission to use the folder. Your files are still there; choose the same folder again to reconnect it, and the screen will offer the restore.

Two things are worth knowing before you restore:

• Restoring replaces the library with the copy in the folder. Anything written since the last copy is lost, which is why the app asks first.
• An automatic copy only ever adds and updates — it never deletes from the folder. Clearing app storage leaves the app with its starter scripts rather than nothing, and a copy that faithfully removed “everything no longer here” would erase your work from the one place still holding it. Use Copy now when you want a script you deleted to disappear from the folder too.

macOS storage and backups

Scripts are kept in your home Library folder, which Finder hides by default. Settings → Script Library shows the path and Reveal in Finder opens it.

Uninstalling puts nothing here at risk: the folder is outside the app, and removing the app leaves it untouched. To back the library up, or move it to another Mac, copy the folder.