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## [build] & [swaddle]
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[shellfire] provides a [build] system that can incorporate [swaddle] and combine it with [fatten]. It also can do a lot more - [build] programs are just regular [shellfire] code, so you can incorporate whatever you want. To see how to add [build] to your project, see the [Quick Tutorial](https://github.com/shellfire-dev/build#overview). To incorporate [swaddle], you can then follow the [Build with Swaddle Tutorial]().
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[shellfire] provides a [build] system that can incorporate [swaddle] and combine it with [fatten]. It also can do a lot more - [build] programs are just regular [shellfire] code, so you can incorporate whatever you want. To see how to add [build] to your project, see the [Quick Tutorial](https://github.com/shellfire-dev/build#overview). To incorporate [swaddle], you can then follow the [Build with swaddle Tutorial](https://github.com/shellfire-dev/build/tree/development#build-with-swaddle-tutorial).
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[swaddle] takes 'swaddling' and creates packages, package repositories and website content. To do this, we'll add some more structure to our project:-
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```bash
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overdrive/
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tools/
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swaddle/
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swaddle
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swaddling/
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overdrive/
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README.md
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```
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If you're interested, follow the [build overview](https://github.com/shellfire-dev/build#overview).
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### Install [swaddle]
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Let's add the necessary folders first:-
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```bash
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mkdir -m 0755 -p tools/swaddle
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```
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Now, let's get a copy of [swaddle] and put it at `tools/swaddle/swaddle`, eg
(Note: you can also just add it as a git submodule at `tools/swaddle`; this way is recommended, as when run swaddle will then automatically install its dependencies).
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### Create README.md
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If you don't have a `README.md`, create one. [swaddle] uses it to provide package documentation.
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