Tea aims to be an extensible, fast, modern text editor.
Also, more information can be found at hack.withtea.party.
- Efficient, modal- and mode-based text editing
- Define-your-own text objects
- Responsive (not in the web way, in the performance way), modern, customizeable user interface
- Easily configurable via text files
- Easy interoperability with external tools via both key-based triggers and text-based interfaces (using asynchronous processing when available)
- Ease-of-use features including autocompletion, documentation support, and semantic highlighting.
- Fine-grained syntax highlighting control
Maybe. For right now, the plan is to simply use Tea macros and external tools, but if that proves insufficient, a plugin system will be designed.
Maybe. For right now, Tea will be focused on creating an efficient UI toolkit based on OpenGL. However, if there is a need to decouple the core from the UI this will be done in a way that allows for different UI implementations.
Please see CONTRIBUTING.md in the root of this directory.
Here are some projects that have heavily influenced Tea:
- Emacs
- Magit
- Vim
- Kakoune
- Sublime Text 3
The Tea source code and crates that are related directly to creating any Tea-related binaries are licensed under GPLv3. Any Tea source code and crates that are intended for or able to be used in public consumption for other projects are licensed under MPLv2.
TODO fixup licenses and whatnot
Please see CONTRIBUTORS.md in the root of this directory.