[Feature Request] Implement tea.xyz

[DitchComfort]

Add tea to Neofetch

Would be super cool if it was possible to implement tea (basically brew2), and to show how many packages you have and/or dependencies, etc. Something similar to what is already available with brew and how many packages you have installed on your system.

https://tea.xyz

[hykilpikonna]

Is there a command-line option to list installed packages?

[hykilpikonna]

Ok so after some research, tea is more like a virtual environment and doesn't install packages globally in the system. So there's no way to tell if a package is installed... (https://github.com/teaxyz/cli/blob/7a303d3a72defca7a5321341a8a7e11e18404be8/README.md?plain=1#L53)

[hykilpikonna]

Okay, added it by finding directories in the local folder find ~/.tea -maxdepth 2 -mindepth 2 -type d

[hykilpikonna]

Thank you for reporting the issue!

This issue is fixed in hyfetch by commit d7c4d493. This repo (dylanaraps/neofetch) seems to be no longer maintained.

HyFetch is a fork of neofetch with LGBTQ pride flags, but the repo also maintains an updated version of the original neofetch, addressing many issues and pull requests.

Read the "Running Updated Original Neofetch" section for more info!

[DitchComfort]

Hi and thank you for really trying. I also can't seem to update to the latest nightly. Probably I doing something wrong…

[DitchComfort]

I think you should use another command to count the actual packages with tea, because there are a couple of folders you don’t want in your final output. Try and replace with something like this:

ls ~/.tea | egrep -v '^tea.xyz$|^tmp$'| wc -l

[hykilpikonna]

ls ~/.tea | egrep -v '^tea.xyz$|^tmp$'| wc -l

That wouldn't give an accurate estimate though, because there could be multiple packages under a same organization (e.g. the command would show sourceware.org as one package, but there are two packages (bzip2 and libffi) under the sourceware.org directory.

[DitchComfort]

Hmm okey, yes you probably right :) I don't know how to really count then.