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# Usage
You can import the lib directly from the jar OR with Maven/Gradle/SBT/Leiningen using JitPack : [![](https://jitpack.io/v/Grover-c13/PokeGOAPI-Java.svg)](https://jitpack.io/#Grover-c13/PokeGOAPI-Java)

PS : To Eclipse user, add the generated jar into the eclipse build path : Right click on the project > Build path > Java Build Path > Select Libraries tab > Add External JARs… > Select `PokeGOAPI-Java/build/libs/PokeGOAPI-Java_bundle-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar` > Finish

Mostly everything is accessed through the PokemonGo class in the API package.
The constructor of PokemonGo class requires a CredentialsProvider object (which can be obtained from GoogleCredentialsProvider or PtcCredentialsProvider) and a OkHttpClient object.

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