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## Introduction
VyBuild is Vystem build system. It has been designed to considerably reduce the need for external tools and the pain of writing custom scripts. It is opinionated and optimized for OS development. While it was designed for Vystem, it can be used for others OS project, but feature such as Vyx/Vyld usage and VFTM aren't guaranteed to work. VyBuild is very integrated into the Vystem ecosystem and should not be considered complete for now.
VyBuild is Vystem B build system. It has been designed to considerably reduce the need for external tools and the pain of writing custom scripts. It is opinionated and optimized for OS development. While it was designed for Vystem B, it can be used for others OS project, but feature such as Vyx/Vyld usage and VFTM aren't guaranteed to work. VyBuild is very integrated into the Vystem B ecosystem and should not be considered complete for now.
## Features
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- Letting the user uses system variables (like `%rootcallerfolder%`) or define their own to use in almost any actions field, as well as providing variable on command line argument of VyBuild
- Running differents actions or modules depending on differents condition, like folder existence, cache presence or variable value/existence
- Create fully valid FAT32 images (only support short file names) and fully valid disk images with GPT tables, custom type/unique partitions GUID and importing partitions from file
- Integrating Vystem FAT Trusted Manifest support for FAT32 images generation and interaction with `keygen`
- Integrating Vystem B FAT Trusted Manifest support for FAT32 images generation and interaction with `keygen`
## Index