Note also if one installs termux, a very good Linux terminal emulator, one
can write wget or curl based Bash scripts for direct download to the final
Android placement, optionally skipping downloads if no update is available,
or if local files are not older than chosen threshold.
Note that it is by default sandboxed, must be explicitly configured to have
access to Android storage.
I use it for BRouter RD5 file updates and Mapsforge compatible maps for
LocusMap.(OpenAndroMaps globally, or osm.paws.cz for middle Europe.), using
iteration overthe script arguments, where each argument is a code for
particular downloadm defined withing tge script.
E.g. argument 0 means an update of my Brouter "homegrid" 5x5deg RD5 file to
be downloaded to
~/storage/shared/Brouter/segments4
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