java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/json/JSONObject

[swift cobalt]

<@&987246652869971988> please have a look, thanks.

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[light bison]

Did you build a fat jar or indicated the dependencies?

[winter condor]

can you be clear? iam brazilian so its a bit hard to understand, i build the jar file with gradle/build

if you are talking about the JSON dependencie

i just pasted that on the gradle.proprieties

dependencies {
  implementation group : 'org.json', name : 'json', version : '20220924'}

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dependencies {
  implementation group : 'org.json', name : 'json', version : '20220924'}

[sullen jungle]

That dependency is a seperate jar

so when you run your code that jar has to be on your classpath

[digital flicker]

jar by default only contains the code you wrote

it doesn't have your dependencies

you need to either have the dependency on classpath, or merge it into your jar

[sullen jungle]

how would they do this? (not very gradle savy)

[digital flicker]

there's a gradle plugin that does that

your jar ends up having both your .class files and their .class files

[winter condor]

can you helpme?

how to put i on classpath?

[digital flicker]

instead of building with the build task, use the buildDist (cant remember the exact name) which creates a self-sufficient distribution and .bat/.sh files to run it

you need either the application plugin, or java, or both

[winter condor]

would that work?

[winter condor]

o

[digital flicker]

oh look its minecraft again

[winter condor]

i didnt find it to be honest

[winter condor]

its

lmao

iam trying create json files but minecraft have no support for it

[digital flicker]

then you will need to shade the deoendency

[winter condor]

how

[digital flicker]

wdym

it has gson

included

if it's sufficient for your purposes, use it

[winter condor]

really? i didnt find it

[digital flicker]

I'm not sure which version is this, but 1.19 definitely has it
it definittely has some sort of json library since it needs to parse datapacks somehow

1.16.5 also should have it

[winter condor]

i mean, ik have datapacks but i was trying create the file inside config folder

that datapacks doenst allow

[digital flicker]

if you want configs, use the config API

[winter condor]

it doenst let me add hashmaps

[digital flicker]

what does that mean

add hashmaps where

[winter condor]

i cant save configs like that

"minecraft:wither" = {
minions: "minecraft:creeper"
cooldown: 5
}

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[winter condor]

configs api is just for simple stuff

just let me save List

or integers, bools etc

HashMap no

that is why i was trying use json

[digital flicker]

then create a datapack system for your mod

[winter condor]

i dont want

i want generate a json on config directory

[winter condor]

so how do i do it?

[digital flicker]

well then you're going against what other mod guys would tell you

and against common sense

[winter condor]

yes, so how do i shade the dependency?

[digital flicker]

dunno 🙂

[winter condor]

bruh

[digital flicker]

I dont want

[winter condor]

lol

bullshit, congrats

[sullen jungle]

hmm

i think you might be a bit lost

so you have a dependency in your gradle project

that needs to get bundled up into your code

right now you are building a jar that expects it to just be "provided by someone else"