tea & Scripting
$ chmod +x ./my-script.py
$ ./my-script.py
3.9.17
Using
env
to invoke tea
is typical for tools that have no POSIX location.The
-S
parameter is required to pass multiple arguments.Scripts are the glue that allows open source to be composed into powerful new tools. With our
+pkg
syntax you make anything in open source available to your your script.#!/usr/bin/env -S tea +openssl deno run
Deno.dlopen("libssl.dylib")
#!/bin/sh
eval "$(tea --shellcode)"
# ^^ integrates `tea` during this script execution
tea +openai
# ^^ requires integration
openai --version
Robustness requires precisely specifying your environment:
#!/usr/bin/env -S tea bash>=4
source <(tea --shellcode)
# ^^ bash >=4 is required for this syntax, and eg macOS only comes with bash 3
If you like you can use our cURL-installer in your scripts. If
tea
is installed then the script just exits and uses that tea
, if it’s not installed, it installs tea to a temporary directory first.#!/bin/sh
eval "$(curl -Ssf https://tea.xyz)"
which tea #=> /tmp/tea.xyz/tea
echo $PATH #=> /tmp/tea.xyz:$PATH
tea +node@16 which node #=> /tmp/tea.xyz/nodejs.org/v16/bin/node
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