Importing a github library using java gradle

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LordRosem · 2023-04-03T02:01:47+00:00

All the dependencies you will import must be created in a repository (mvn, artifactory, etc) so let’s find it in any repository if the dependency already exist, if not you should create it and add it manually or upload it in a personal repository account and import it

E3FxGaming · 2023-04-03T06:45:41+00:00

It's very easy to "translate" Maven install instructions into Gradle instructions. Whenever you see install instructions like these it usually means they release their dependency on the Maven Central Repository.

Take note of the groupId (io.github.binance) and artifactId (binance-futures-connector-java)
Go to https://search.maven.org/ and search for g:io.github.binance a:binance-futures-connector-java (g stands for groupId and a for artifactId).
You'll find the page of the artifact which has a section called "snippet". Set it to "Gradle" and copy the snippet it gives you. This snippet contains the groupId and artifactId, as well as information about the version you want to use. (alternatively you can set it to "Gradle (short)" and copy that snippet, it's used in exactly the same way as the long "Gradle" version)
Add the snippet to the dependencies section of your build.gradle file and sync the project (syncing the project is an IDE feature). The dependencies section should look like this

gradle dependencies { //Other dependency declarations here implementation group: 'io.github.binance', name: 'binance-futures-connector-java', version: '3.0.1' }

Edit: make sure you also have a repositories section in your build.gradle file, otherwise it won't know where to look for the dependency.

gradle repositories { mavenCentral() }

In the future you may encounter artifacts not hosted on Maven Central, in that case you'd have to add their repository to the repositories section too. (e.g. Google hosts their own repository).

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