Installation

Adding Matthiesen Lib Webhooks to Your Project

Matthiesen Lib Webhooks is available through the Matthiesen Dev Maven repository. Follow the instructions below to add it to your Gradle project.

Prerequisites

Minecraft 1.21.1
Java 21
Fabric Loader 0.17.2+ (for Fabric)
NeoForge 21.1.182+ (for NeoForge)

Gradle Configuration

Step 1: Add the Repository

Add the Matthiesen Dev Maven repository to your build.gradle or build.gradle.kts:

repositories {
    maven("https://maven.matthiesen.dev/releases") {
        name = "devMatthiesenMaven-releases"
        content {
            includeGroup("dev.matthiesen")
        }
    }
    // For Snapshot versions, also include the snapshots repository
    maven("https://maven.matthiesen.dev/snapshots") {
        name = "devMatthiesenMaven-snapshots"
        content {
            includeGroup("dev.matthiesen")
        }
    }
}

Step 2: Add Version to gradle.properties

Add the Matthiesen Lib API version to your gradle.properties file:

matthiesen_lib_webhooks_version=1.0.0

Current Release Versions

Current Snapshot Versions

Step 3: Add Dependencies

The dependency you need depends on your project structure:

For Common/Shared Code

If you’re writing multi-loader code in a common module:

dependencies {
    modImplementation("dev.matthiesen:matthiesen-lib-webhooks-common:${property("matthiesen_lib_webhooks_version")}") {
        isTransitive = false
    }
}

For Fabric-Specific Code

In your Fabric module:

dependencies {
    modImplementation("dev.matthiesen:matthiesen-lib-webhooks-fabric:${property("matthiesen_lib_webhooks_version")}") {
        isTransitive = false
    }
}

For NeoForge-Specific Code

In your NeoForge module:

dependencies {
    modImplementation("dev.matthiesen:matthiesen-lib-webhooks-neoforge:${property("matthiesen_lib_webhooks_version")}") {
        isTransitive = false
    }
}

Complete Multi-Loader Example

For a typical Architectury-style multi-loader setup:

// In common/build.gradle.kts
dependencies {
    modImplementation("dev.matthiesen:matthiesen-lib-webhooks-common:${property("matthiesen_lib_webhooks_version")}") {
        isTransitive = false
    }
}

// In fabric/build.gradle.kts
dependencies {
    modImplementation("dev.matthiesen:matthiesen-lib-webhooks-fabric:${property("matthiesen_lib_webhooks_version")}") {
        isTransitive = false
    }
}

// In neoforge/build.gradle.kts
dependencies {
    modImplementation("dev.matthiesen:matthiesen-lib-webhooks-neoforge:${property("matthiesen_lib_webhooks_version")}") {
        isTransitive = false
    }
}

Declaring as a Dependency

Make sure to declare Matthiesen Lib as a dependency in your mod metadata files so users know they need it.

For Fabric

{
  "depends": {
    "matthiesen_lib_webhooks": ">=1.0.0"
  }
}

For NeoForge

[[dependencies.yourmodid]]
modId = "matthiesen_lib_webhooks"
type = "required"
versionRange = "[1.0.0,)"
ordering = "AFTER"
side = "SERVER"

Verification

After adding the dependency, sync your Gradle project. You should now be able to import Matthiesen Lib classes:

import dev.matthiesen.common.matthiesen_lib_webhooks.MatthiesenLibWebhooks;

Troubleshooting

Dependency Not Found

If Gradle can’t find the dependency:

Verify the repository URL is correct
Check that you’ve included the correct group (dev.matthiesen)
Ensure the version exists on Maven by visiting maven.matthiesen.dev
Try invalidating caches and restarting your IDE

Version Conflicts

If you encounter version conflicts:

Ensure all modules use the same version of Matthiesen Lib Webhooks
Check that your Minecraft version is compatible (1.21.1)
Verify your loader versions meet the minimum requirements