1.0.0-alpha.1

[mxcl]

1.0.0-alpha.1 is a seminal release, we welcome feedback, especially from v0 early adopters.

Release notes: [pkgx blog]

[davdroman]

I'm yet to try the release, but reading through the blog post I found myself nodding along at every argument for every change and removal, so that's tremendously exciting.

Congrats to the entire tea team for this historic milestone!

[NickShh1]

Wow Mxcl! I can see you've done a lot of work! I wanted to point out that open source is an integral part of decentralization and the entire Web 3! Glad to see Tea working for the benefit of users and developers!

[MAZLOUM88]

Wow great

[GabrielZDX]

I'm very excited to start interacting with testnet

[Robiansah]

bandwidth to experiment from gitclone?

[ibnstwn]

Let's build it

[jkhoeini]

Congrats on the new release. Great work team tea 🎉

I found tea just a few weeks back and it has changed my life 🥳

Fun fact: I found out about the v1 release before the release since I was checking the docs and the new docs were live before the release actually happened :D

I am currently using the README file dependency section and wanted to share with you how I'm using it. In my work, most of my colleagues are less experienced with js tooling. So I've set up a clear README file linking to your home page and a dependencies section. Explaining that using tea is optional as long as they can install the dependencies correctly by themselves. Also in the README I've put tldr script sections on how to setup tea, or how to just use sh <(curl tea.xyz) in front of everything. Afterward, they can just do a tea -S once in the root folder of the project if they choose tea. Also through your docs, I found out about xc. That's another amazing tool that changed my life. Thanks for that as well. It's so great finding out about good tools through your docs. ❤️
So, they can just do xc dev and everything will just work. That's unreal to me how great everything works. It will also give perfect freedom and clarity to everyone on how they choose to install DEPs or run the project. We use IntelliJ and it allows my colleagues to just click the play button in front of the script sections in the README. This workflow is one of those 🤯 moments for me that I haven't had the experience of for many years.

Thanks again for the great tool.

That being said I don't want to make the impression that I'm asking for the README deps to be back. I just felt it could be useful to share my usage of it with you. However, I wholeheartedly support the idea of having tea doing one thing and doing it great and instead building tools on top of it. For example, I can imagine a workflow based on libtea that I think would be equally mind-blowing and great to me. If I could just have a short deno script in the scripts/ folder of my project that did the same thing I could also just deno compile it and put the binary in the git repo as well and point the README instructions to use that instead. For inspiration, I think if we could have something like this it would be perfect:

import tea from 'libtea';
import mdParser from 'some-awesome-markdown-lib';

const $ = mdParser('README.md');
const depsList = $('#dependencies > table');
const deps = Object.fromEntries(depsList);

tea.install(deps);

[trentlarson]

I'm looking for the format of pkgx.yaml. Maybe it's just a "dependencies" array, thus:

dependencies:
  - deno@1.35
  - ...

[mxcl]

right, the format is the same as that of YAML front matter. But I will clarify that. Thanks.

edit: d5e5f99

LMK if you think it needs more. Thank you.

[trentlarson]

That's helpful! Thanks.

[MAZLOUM88]

Helpful

[hoakine1]

Thanks

[trentlarson]

Note that your [tea blog] link to this is broken: https://tea.xyz/blog/tea-1-0-0-alpha-1/

[mxcl]

Thank you fixed. https://blog.pkgx.dev/pkgx-1-0-0-alpha-1/

[Edotamara26]

That's great for projects 🔥

[Edotamara26]

1.0.0-alpha.1 is a seminal release, we welcome feedback, especially from v0 early adopters.

Release notes: [pkgx blog]

Thank for sent information

[hanriiver]

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