Installing tea

The easiest way to install tea is with our installer:
sh <(curl https://tea.xyz)
fish user? Then you need sh <(curl https://tea.xyz | psub) instead.
The script installs to ~/.tea and sets up magic (we ask politely first).
Want to Read the Sources for that Script First?
​https://github.com/teaxyz/setup/blob/main/install.sh​
Linux users may need to install some pre-requisites. See Linux Caveats below.
What Happens
Firstly we confirm you’re cool before we do anything
If so we install tea to ~/.tea
If not we exit with failure
We then ask if you want magic​
If so we add one line to your ~/.shellrc
If not we exit successfully
`preview.gif`
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It’s Not Just an Installer
If you run it again, it’ll update tea.
That’s Not All
The tea one-liner can also be used to provide your users a temporary sandbox for your projects. They can use the power of tea to try out your project without installing tea or your project.
See The tea One-Liner for more details
Requirements
Both aarch64 (arm64) and x86-64 for these platforms:
macOS >= 11
Linux glibc >=2.28 (consult repology)
WSL >=2
linux-aarch64 builds are done using a dockerized Debian image on Apple arm64 processors. We have tested and confirmed functionality on Raspberry Pi4 running Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS, and it should work on similar 64-bit Pi Foundation hardware with a sufficient glibc, which should include the last several releases of Raspbian Linux. 32-bit CPU builds are not being done at this time.
We want to support Windows native and after that every platform; yes even your NAS and IoT devices. We’re going to get the above sorted first though.
Linux Caveats
On Linux you may need some pre-requisite packages from your system packager. This is a temporary situation that we are fixing.
We are keeping a list of pre-reqs in this script.

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