batcmdyaml

batcmdyaml is a tool designed to help manage and execute command-line tasks using YAML configuration files. It aims to simplify the process of defining, organizing, and running sequences of commands, often used for build processes, deployment scripts, or other automated workflows. The core idea behind batcmdyaml is to abstract away the complexity of shell scripting by providing a declarative way to specify commands and their execution logic.

Users define their commands and workflows within a YAML file, specifying parameters, dependencies between tasks, and execution environments. This structured approach allows for better readability and maintainability of command-line operations compared to traditional shell scripts. batcmdyaml parses these YAML files and then executes the defined commands in the specified order and under the given conditions. It often supports features like variable substitution, conditional execution, and parallel task execution, which are common requirements in automation scenarios. The primary benefit is the ability to manage complex command sequences in a more organized and version-controllable format.