README.md

The Balatro Mod Manager by Skyline.

Balatro Mod Manager is a standalone tool made for Balatro that makes finding, downloading, and installing mods easy.

 

Balatro Mod Manager is currently available for Windows and macOS. The installer is standalone and does not require any external libraries.

Download the Balatro Mod Manager installer here.

Scroll down to find ▸Assets and download the right version of the installer for your system.

• Windows: Balatro.Mod.Manager_…_x64-setup.exe or Balatro.Mod.Manager_…_x64_en-US.msi
• macOS: Balatro.Mod.Manager_…_universal.dmg

Alternatively, if you would prefer to build Balatro Mod Manager yourself instead of downloading the prebuilt installer, Balatro Mod Manager can be compiled from source using the instructions below.

Build Prerequisites

• Rust (for the backend)
• Deno (for the frontend)
• Tauri CLI
• Task (for running task commands)

Automatic Installation

For Windows

open Powershell & run this command:

iwr https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skyline69/balatro-mod-manager/main/scripts/install.ps1 -useb | iex

For macOS

run this command:

curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skyline69/balatro-mod-manager/main/scripts/install.sh | bash

Manual Installation

1. Clone the repository & install deno's dependencies:

   git clone https://github.com/skyline69/balatro-mod-manager.git
   cd balatro-mod-manager && deno install --allow-scripts

2. Run the task based on your OS
   • For Windows:

     task release-windows

   • For macOS:

     task release-macos

Running the Project

Development Mode

To start the project in development mode, use the provided taskfile:

1. Run the debug target:

   task debug

Production Mode

To build the project for production:

1. Build the release target (release-windows for Windows, release-macos for macOS):

   task release-windows # or task release-macos

The built application will be located in the src-tauri/target/release directory and the installer paths will be shown at the end of the build process.

Cleaning the Build

To clean the build files, use the provided taskfile:

1. Run the clean target:

   task clean

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