The Tcl Extension Archive is a repository of Tcl extensions hosted by ActiveState. Both pure-Tcl and compiled extensions are included, for Windows, Unix and MacOS X platforms. The URL of the archive is http://teapot.activestate.com/
TWu 2025-01-27: The TEApot is on https since some years. But the TEAcup is NOT able to get content from it!
On request I provide an 1 GigaByte ZIP-file together with a local-file-to-http-proxy as tcl script.
The ZIP-file contain the complete repository (as far as I know; but not the "garuda", as it is marked as potential virus).
The alternative is updating the sourceforge project and build it. (Like Tcl Dev Kit it is open-source - I'm not able to do this.)
Client- and server-side software are available. The TEAcup client is distributed with ActiveTcl. The TEApot server is distributed with the Tcl Dev Kit.
Suggested extensions for the Tcl Extension Archive.
The packages available via the Tcl Extension Archive are listed here. Note, however, that not all packages are available on all platforms. Also, some of the following may be available only in source code form.
The following applications are also being distributed from the ActiveState teapot repository:
It would really be great if the wiki community were to ensure there were wiki pages for each of the above packages and extensions which at least discussed where the authority site was for the code, and perhaps a description of what the codes does...
The Classic Tcl Archive
Long before Teapot, Tcl software, extensions, applications, etc. were kept at various locations around the 'net. From the Tcl FAQ part1 [L2 ] :
As of 2007-05-21, it seems that the classic archive at ProcPlace has also eased into retirement. Fortunately, there are some mirrors that have the all or some parts of the classic archive:
Feel free to add to this list if you come across other mirrors.
See Procplace for more mirror sites.
Don't forget Joe English's Great Unified Tcl/Tk Extension Repository: http://core.tcl.tk/jenglish/gutter/index.html
LV: Remember, however, that the classic archive as well as Joe's and CANTCL are not related to teacup and teapot.