The tea One-Liner

As a Proxy
Arguments passed to the one-liner act as though they were passed to tea itself.
$ sh <(curl tea.xyz) bun run start
bun: start…
Notably, if tea is not installed the one-liner does not install tea. Instead it stows and packages in a temporary sandbox and runs them there.
This may be useful for your getting started guides so users can try your tools out without consequences.
As an Updater
The installer will update tea if it’s already installed.
All Options
sh <(curl tea.xyz) --prefix /opt/tea
# ^^ installs tea to /opt/tea
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sh <(curl tea.xyz) --version 0.24.10
# ^^ installs a specific version of tea/cli
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sh <(curl tea.xyz) --yes
# assumes yes for all questions (for headless environments)

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