• install.sh is delivered when you curl tea.xyz.
• This repository also provides the tea GitHub Action.

- uses: teaxyz/setup@v0

Installs tea, your dependencies (computed from your developer environment), adds your deps to PATH and exports some other tea’ish variables like VERSION.

See action.yml for all inputs and outputs, but here’s the usual ones:

- uses: teaxyz/setup@v0
  with:
    +: |
      deno.land^1.30
      rust-lang.org^1.60

Our packages are named after their homepages, to see what is available you can browse the pantry on our website: tea.xyz (we agree this isn’t great UX)

We cannot install our shell magic into GitHub Actions. So unless your dev-env includes the package or you manually add the package with +: you will need to ensure it is called with a tea prefix, eg. tea npx.

No. tea packages are just tarballs. Caching is just a tarball. You’ll likely just slow things down.

At tea, we consider the version in the README the definitive version. Thus we use GitHub Actions to automatically tag and publish that version when the README is edited and the version changes.

See our CI scripts for details.

To install tea:

$ sh <(curl tea.xyz)

# - installs to `~/.tea`
# - if tea is already installed, the script instead checks for updates

To use tea to run a command in a temporary sandbox:

$ sh <(curl -Ssf tea.xyz) gum spin -- sleep 5

# - if tea is installed, uses that installation to run gum
# - if tea is *not* installed, downloads gum and its deps to a safe and
#   temporary location and executes the command

NOTE we omit https:// for clarity, please include it in all your usages.

• sh <(curl tea.xyz) --yes assumes affirmative for all prompts
• sh <(curl tea.xyz) --prefix foo change install location (you can use this option to force a re-install)
• sh <(curl tea.xyz) --version 1.2.3 install a specific version of tea