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-# Example TypeScript Mod [![NodeJS with Webpack](https://github.com/eaglerforge/example-typescript-mod/actions/workflows/webpack.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/eaglerforge/example-typescript-mod/actions/workflows/webpack.yml) [![buildtest.exe](https://github.com/eaglerforge/example-typescript-mod/actions/workflows/Buildtest.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/eaglerforge/example-typescript-mod/actions/workflows/Buildtest.yml)
-Example EaglerForge mod template. ( too crazy to think )
+# Burmod [![NodeJS with Webpack](https://github.com/eaglerforge/example-typescript-mod/actions/workflows/webpack.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/eaglerforge/example-typescript-mod/actions/workflows/webpack.yml) [![buildtest.exe](https://github.com/eaglerforge/example-typescript-mod/actions/workflows/Buildtest.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/eaglerforge/example-typescript-mod/actions/workflows/Buildtest.yml)
 
 ## How to build?
-You can use 3 build systems, bun is for linux - macos machines, esbuild/webpack is cross platform really.
-
-# 1 - webpack
-
-1. Run `npm i`
-2. Modify your files accordingly.
-2. Run `npm run build`
-
-# 2 - Bun 
-WARNING : Bun is experimental on windows
-
-1. Run `npm install -g bun`
-2. Run `bun install`
-3. Modify your files accordingly.
-4. Run `bun run build-bun`
-5. profit
-# 3 - esbuild
-1. Run `npm install -g esbuild`
-2. Modify your files accordingly.
-3. Run `npn run build-es`
-4. profit ( again )
-## Notes
-- All build tasks will generate source maps and only the 2 and 3 build task will watch your files.
+`bun run build`