====== What is JuraviS? ======

JuraviS is a cross-platform tool written in NodeJS that allows users to easily create and patch mods. It can also be used as a debugging/cheating tool. Originally it was developed for Final Fantasy Tactics, but the author Xifanie felt that a new broad patching tool was necessary in the video modding community, and thus painstakingly edited her come to allow any game to be edited by the program; within language limitations, of course. The newest version of NodeJS operates on a 32-bit standard, which can be constraining.

It is open source, but sadly currently with little in-code comments.

The software is still in its infancy and currently mostly focuses on implementing features specific to [[Final Fantasy Tactics]].

====== Features ======
  * Mod Projects
    * Individual directories
    * Cleanly and easily call for other mods' scripts
    * Each mod has its own set of settings but may call upon game or even global settings as necessary
  * All of your personal settings in one file: [[settings.json]]
  * ISO 9660
    * CD File Index
      * Analyzing the structure
      * Rebuilding
      * Creating new files with specific or automatic sector allocation (2048 bytes/sector only)
      * Importing/Exporting files (2048 bytes/sector only)
    * Expanding/Shrinking the image
    * Linking sectors/filesizes to specific offsets in specific files

====== Getting Started ======
==== Download ====
  * {{ :juravis_2.1.2.zip |}}
  * {{ :juravis_2.0.0.zip |}}

==== Installation ====
  - Extract JuraviS to the directory of your choice;
  - Download and install the newest version of NodeJS for your system: https://nodejs.org/en/download/;
  - Open cmd/terminal and cd to the directory containing JuraviS;
  - Run "npm install".

==== Usage ====
=== Patching a Mod ===
  - Download and Extract the mod to the JuraviS/games/ directory;
  - Open cmd/terminal and cd to the directory of the mod;
  - Run ''node . patch'' or ''node . p'';
  - Follow the instructions specific to the mod and fill out any missing settings;
  - Play!

=== Creating a Mod ===
Please refer to the [[Creating a Mod]] section. 

=== Other Uses ===
Different games will have their own set of commands available for use, and you should refer to that game's specific page for documentation.

====== General Command Line Usage ======
[[Command Line]]

====== Supported Games ======
This is a list of the games that mods and/or documentation is available for.
  * [[Final Fantasy Tactics]]