This page is part of the Tea2 project: an implementation of the Tea programming language (lexer, parser, runtime) maintained as open source. The language is deliberately small so the whole system stays understandable and hackable.

Goals

• Offer a readable, typed scripting option between shell one-liners and heavier runtimes
• Keep the implementation maintainable (classic lex/yacc-style pipeline, C++ runtime)
• Support real workflows: imports, stdlib-style helpers, tests, and documentation in-repo

This website

These HTML pages are not hand-written: they are produced by a tiny Tea program under example/ that serves the templates over Tea's built-in HTTP server, substitutes placeholders (title, version, build date), and can write static files into example/build/. Styling lives in templates/static/main.css.

If you are reading the generated output, the build metadata in the page header reflects how that snapshot was produced (version %version%, %build_date%).

Contributing & source

Sources, issue tracking, and CI live in the Tea2 repository on GitHub. Tests and robot-based checks help keep the language behavior stable as the grammar and builtins evolve.