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**GameBundle** is a tool to package MonoGame and other .NET Core applications into several distributable formats.
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# Installing
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GameBundle is a `dotnet` tool, meaning you can install it very easily like so:
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```
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dotnet tool install --global GameBundle
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```
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# Using
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By default, GameBundle builds the `.csproj` file that it finds in the directory that it is run from. The bundled outputs go into `bin/Bundled` by default.
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To build and bundle your app for Linux, Windows and Mac, all you have to do is run the following command from the directory that contains your project file:
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```
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gamebundle
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```
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GameBundle will then build a self-contained release of your application for each system using `dotnet publish` and clean up the output directory using [NetCoreBeauty](https://github.com/nulastudio/NetCoreBeauty) by moving most of the libraries into a `Lib` subdirectory.
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# Configuring
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GameBundle takes several optional arguments to modify the way it works. To see a list of all possible arguments, simply run
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```
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gamebundle --help
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``` |