<@U7XT42Q84> you need to update dependencies secti...

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[rtsypuk]

@jamie-purchase you need to update dependencies section of build.gradle (add used dependency there). Gradle supports adding dependencies from repositories and also from local files system (if jar-library was built locally and was not published as artifact)

[jamie-purchase]

yeah I was looking at http://zweifisch.github.io/kotlin-with-gradle.html and it shows something like

dependencies {
    ...
    compile 'com.github.kevinsawicki:http-request:6.0'
    ...
}

but I can't find an example of the syntax for path/classpath to/for local jar

[rtsypuk]

compile fileTree(dir: ‘imports’, include: ‘*.jar’) where imports is a directory with jar in root project

[rtsypuk]

for more details check https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/userguide.html

[jamie-purchase]

brilliant thanks

[Marcelus Trojahn]

You can do that or you can create a local repository... On the project that is going to be imported, add this to your build.gradle adjusting the path as you prefer:

uploadArchives {
    repositories {
        flatDir dir: "${System.getProperty('user.home')}/.gradle/repos"
    }
}

Now you have that directive, use it to compile and upload your class to the repo.

On the other project, add this to the repositories:

repositories {
    flatDir dirs: "${System.getProperty('user.home')}/.gradle/repos/"
    mavenCentral()
    }
}

[Marcelus Trojahn]

Then you can import like any other depedency...

compile("com.company:com.company.package:0.0.1")

So you can have versioning,etc...