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Getting started with tea!

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Installing tea is easy and convenient, with multiple options to choose from.

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Tea is a standalone, cross-platform binary that can be installed by cURLing or using a package manager like brew. Additionally, there's an installer available that provides shell magic and sets up the environment. The one-liner abstracts away the installation process and creates a sandbox for running code. With the installation, there's no need for a preamble in tutorials and blog posts. The installer also updates tea. The binary is supported on Linux, macOS, and WSL and will soon be available for Windows natively. Another option for installation is using GitHub Actions, which installs dependencies and makes tea accessible in the workflow.

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Tea is a cross-platform binary that can be easily installed using a curl command or by using the one-liner installer. The installer sets up tea and its shell magic without requiring "sudo" or Xcode Command Line Tools, and is compatible with Linux, macOS, and WSL. Package managers such as brew or Docker can also be used for installation, or you can use GitHub Actions to install tea as part of your workflow.