Repository Configuration
Configure Maven repositories for dependency resolution in Quark.
Quark supports multiple Maven repositories for dependency resolution, allowing access to libraries from various sources.
Built-in Repository Methods
Google Maven Central Mirror (Recommended)
// Add Google Maven Central mirror (recommended)
libraryManager.addGoogleMavenCentralMirror();Recommended for accessing Maven Central artifacts. Complies with Maven Central's Terms of Service and provides fast, reliable access.
Other Built-in Repositories
// Sonatype OSS repository
libraryManager.addSonatype();
// JitPack repository (for Git-based projects)
libraryManager.addJitPack();
// Local Maven repository (~/.m2/repository)
libraryManager.addMavenLocal();Legacy Maven Central (Deprecated)
// ⚠️ DEPRECATED: Use addGoogleMavenCentralMirror() instead
libraryManager.addMavenCentral();Warning
Direct use of Maven Central may violate their Terms of Service. Use addGoogleMavenCentralMirror() instead.
Custom Repository Configuration
Adding Custom Repositories
// Add custom repository by URL
libraryManager.addRepository("https://custom-repo.com/maven/");Fallback Repositories
Specify fallback repositories for specific dependencies:
Dependency dependency = Dependency.builder()
.groupId("com.example")
.artifactId("my-library")
.version("1.0.0")
.fallbackRepository("https://fallback-repo.com/maven/")
.build();
libraryManager.loadDependency(dependency);Repository Management
Viewing Configured Repositories
// Get all configured repositories
Collection<Repository> repositories = libraryManager.getRepositories();
for (Repository repo : repositories) {
System.out.println("Repository: " + repo.getUrl());
}Edit on GitHub
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