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Hey, i using JDA (Java Discord API) in my mod.
My question is how compile mod with JDA?

 

I readed posts and tried but this not helped me, I not have more ideas.

 

Thank you for help and sorry for my English

 

//I using Intellij Idea

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https://github.com/DV8FromTheWorld/JDA#download

If you add JDA to your dependencies using Gradle, it will compile using it as well.

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The only thing you have to do to add Gradle dependencies:

  • Add the repository (jcenter() is already added in the default Forge build.gradle)
  • Add the dependencies (the compile: line)
  • Refresh Gradle in your IDE

You don't have to manually place libraries in folders, Gradle does that all for you.

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^ this is my build.gradle
i compile mod but it isn't finding library...

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I do this maybe it's because you haven't added the full location (if it is local). 

dependencies {
	compile files("C:/Users/user/ModEnviroment/Modding1.12.2/r2s-Core/bin"){
		 builtBy 'compile'
	}
}

 

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i tried many combination, moving Library, changing src but that doesn't work.
so this is my Project src Screen and build.gradle and how i can add library to mod?

Gradle:

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src:
 

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and current error:

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