btd allows you to transform and deploy production builds of projects with file operations and commands using easy-to-edit YAML files.

Transformations are stored in Instruction Files that are created using the easy-to-edit YAML file format. YAML makes it trivial to define multiline strings strings wile requiring minimal syntax.

Instructions can be in codebase or in a user-wide library that allows for the separation of open-source projects from the specific instructions for deploying them to proprietary environments.

If you have Rust and Cargo installed (install Rust), then you can build and install btd with the command cargo install btd.

On Windows, an installer is available for download that installs a precompiled copy of btd and adds it to the $PATH. A precompiled exe is also available directly.

You can find the btd documentation on the website.

btd is build using Rust and Cargo. View Cargo's documentation to learn more about developing with Cargo.