# Gradle

Create a new project within your IDE and navigate over to the **build.gradle.kts** file. In your build.gradle, you should see a **`repositories {`** tag, if you don't see it, then go ahead and add it like this:

```kts
repositories {
    mavenCentral()
}
```

Now, once you have added this (*or have it already),* you want to go ahead and add the snapshot repository, this is needed because otherwise Gradle will not find the dependency. 

The final piece should look like this:

```kts
repositories {
  mavenCentral()
  maven("https://repo.kazury.me/snapshots")
}
```

Now, once the repository has been added, we also want to go ahead and add the dependency. For this you will once again, need a **`dependencies {`** tab. 

```kts
dependencies {

}
```

Once added, you will also want to add the dependency.

```kts
dependencies {
   compileOnly("me.kazury", "EnkaNetworkAPI", "6.0-SNAPSHOT")
}
```

{% hint style="warning" %}
Gradle does not automatically refresh dependencies, in order to see the classes from the dependency, you need to refresh gradle once and let it download. 
{% endhint %}


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