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I am trying to implement this API: https://github.com/robevansuk/gdax-java in order to be able to create orders, withdraw funds, and deposit funds via Coinbase and exchanging in GDAX for bitcoins. I am trying to make a trade program for Bitcoins using GDAX and its API.

However, I am very confused on the implementation of the library. I have tried to contact some contributors but they do not respond back. I read in their documentation:

For a lib:

If you'd rather work purely in java then you can build an executable jar file ./gradlew jar and you should be able to find the jar in the build directory.

So I cloned the project and ran the command

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However, I was not able to find a jar in the build directory. It didn't generate any jar:

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I checked, the only jar is the gradle wrapper. Does anyone have any examples of implementation of gdax-java as a library?

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This is my working copy... I tend to push any relevant changes back to the originating repository which is linked to from the Coinbase/GDAX website. https://github.com/irufus/gdax-java - please use this one as the main one as any work/issues should be raised on that repo.

Saying that... I wasn't expecting this lib to pick up so much attention and only just realised very recently people are trying to use it more widely now. Since there is a bit of a community building and its been forked more than a handful of times you should know, we're on the gitter channel linked to at the top of the original repository here: gdax-java

In terms of generating a jar - there are a number of ways to find it... one is to perform a search within the project directory...

cd [project_dir]
find . -name gdax-java.*jar

Alternatively it should be generated under the project dir ./build/gdax-java-[VERSION].jar

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