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The BVER Developer Kit is an all-in-one installer that includes the full BVER toolchain.

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BVER Toolchain

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BVER Compiler

The compiler evaluates your Python platform package and builds an authoritative BVER DAM graph of the platform.

Before anything moves into testing or release, this stage validates capabilities, permissions, compatibility boundaries, and migration safety.

  • Validates manifests and contracts before runtime execution.
  • Builds migration guidance so schema evolution is planned.
  • Produces trusted artifacts for downstream stages.
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BVER Sandbox

Sandbox is the local-first environment where teams validate behavior with realistic service topology before promotion.

It supports repeatable CI-style test workflows, migration checks, and team development loops without exposing production systems.

  • Bootstraps local environments quickly.
  • Hosts development instances of runtime services and adapters.
  • Lets teams test migrations with explicit safety checks.
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BVER Builder

Build turns validated platform definitions into usable artifacts teams actually ship and integrate.

BVER Builder generates SDKs, schemas, docs, and deployment bundles from one trusted source so all clients and runtimes stay aligned.

  • Generates SDK and integration artifacts from contracts.
  • Produces documentation and package outputs for teams.
  • Creates distribution bundles used by delivery tooling.

Getting Started With BVER

Download the BVER Developer Kit for your operating system, run the install command below in a terminal, and then initialize your project workspace. Once the packages are installed, you can model your domain, define application surfaces, and compile into deployable platform artifacts.

$ pip install bver-runtime bver-stdlib bver-eager bver-gui bver-cli

Step-by-Step Build Guide

  1. $ bver create my-project

    Creates a new BVER project scaffold with starter configuration and folders.

  2. $ bver compile my-project

    Validates platform definitions and compiles them into deployable BVER artifacts.

  3. $ bver sandbox run my-project

    Runs your project in the local sandbox so you can test behavior before release.

  4. $ bver build my-project --profile onprem

    Builds a production-ready package using the on-prem deployment profile.

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