Go to releases, download the version for your OS.
To use in shells (linux/mac), add the following to .bashrc or .zshrc, etc, depending on which shell you're using:
alias build="/path/to/builddoc-bin"
Then run build whenever you want to run BuildDoc.
For example, if you install BuildDoc to your desktop folder, you would do:
MACOS
alias build="$HOME/Desktop/BuildDoc/bin/macos/builddoc-bin"
LINUX
alias build="~/Desktop/BuildDoc/bin/macos/builddoc-bin"
WINDOWS
I haven't gotten it working on Windows yet, sorry!
Installing from source (advanced) (I haven't tested this 🙂)
Steps
Install python somehow.
Clone this project's source code by either downloading the zip, or with git clone https://github.com/itsamedood/BuildDoc.
Set an alias in your shell config file, like mentioned earlier, but alias build="python /path/to/builddoc/src/main.py".
You do not need to use an alias for the shell commands, you can just run whatever is in the quotes("") instead, it's just slower for you.
