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* [Build (object)](#build-object)
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* [Dependency (Object)](#dependency-object)
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* [BuildConfiguration (Object)](#buildconfiguration-object)
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* [ExecutionPolicy (object)](#executionpolicy-object)
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* [Execute (object)](#execute-object)
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your project and its build process. It is a pivotal section that instructs `ncc` on how to manage your project effectively.
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| Property Name | Object Type | Required | Example | Description |
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|----------------------|--------------------------------|----------|---------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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|----------------------|------------------------------------------------|----------|---------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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| `project` | [`Project`](#project-object) | Yes | N/A | The primary project configuration defining how `ncc` compiles and handles the package. This object contains essential settings for your project. |
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| `assembly` | [`Assembly`](#assembly-object) | Yes | N/A | Metadata information about the project, providing details such as the project's name, version, and author. |
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| `build` | [`Build`](#build-object) | Yes | N/A | Build Configuration for the project, encompassing additional configuration options to guide `ncc` in building the project. This section houses build-specific settings. |
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| `execution_policies` | `ExecutionPolicy[]` | No | N/A | An array of execution policies defined within the project. Execution policies determine how different parts of the project should run after compilation. These policies offer fine-grained control and are optional. |
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| `execution_policies` | [`ExecutionPolicy[]`](#executionpolicy-object) | No | N/A | An array of execution policies defined within the project. Execution policies determine how different parts of the project should run after compilation. These policies offer fine-grained control and are optional. |
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| `installer` | `Installer` | No | N/A | Installer configuration for specifying how the installation process is managed. Note that this feature is a work in progress (WIP) and is not yet available. It enables you to configure how the package installation is handled. |
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### Project (object)
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| `pre_build` | `string[]` | No | `["pre_setup_policy"]` | An array of execution policies to run before the project's build process (feature not yet implemented). |
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| `post_build` | `string[]` | No | `["post_setup_policy"]` | An array of execution policies to run after the project's build process (feature not yet implemented). |
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| `dependencies` | [`Dependency[]`](#dependency-object) | No | N/A | An array of additional dependencies to utilize during the project's build process. |
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### ExecutionPolicy (object)
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The `ExecutionPolicy` object is used to define execution policies for your project, allowing you to specify how different
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parts of the project should run after compilation. These policies offer fine-grained control and are optional.
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| Property Name | Object Type | Required | Example | Description |
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|-----------------|------------------------------|----------|------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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| `name` | `string` | Yes | `main_policy` | The unique name of the execution policy. |
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| `runner` | `string` | Yes | `php` | The runner to use when executing the policy. Currently, `bash`, `lua`, `perl`, `php` and `python` are supported. |
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| `execute` | [`Execute`](#execute-object) | Yes | N/A | The execution configuration for the policy. |
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| `exit_handlers` | `ExitHandler` | No | N/A | The exit handlers for the policy allowing to execute other policies after the policy has finished executing at different stages, this is not yet implemented and planned to change. |
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| `message` | `string` | No | `"Hello World!"` | The message to display when the policy is invoked. |
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#### Execute (object)
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The `Execute` object is used to define the execution configuration for the policy.
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| Property Name | Object Type | Required | Example | Description |
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|-------------------------|-------------|----------|--------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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| `target` | `string` | Yes | `main.php` | The target to execute when invoking the police, relative to the project's root directory. |
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| `working_directory` | `string` | Yes | `%CWD%` | The working directory to use when executing the policy, you may use special constants such as `%CWD%`. |
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| `options` | `array` | No | `{"static": true}` | An associative array of options to pass to the runner when executing the policy. |
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| `environment_variables` | `array` | No | `{"DEBUG": "1" }` | An associative array of environment variables to set when executing the policy. |
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| `silent` | `bool` | No | `true` | Whether or not to silence the output of the policy. |
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| `tty` | `bool` | No | `true` | Whether or not to allocate a TTY when executing the policy. |
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| `timeout` | `int` | No | `60` | The timeout in seconds to use when executing the policy. |
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| `idle_timeout` | `int` | No | `60` | The idle timeout in seconds to use when executing the policy. |
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