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#### Android Studio
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#### Android Studio
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The easiest way to include the library to your project is to add the
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```compile 'no.nordicsemi.android:dfu:[Version]'```
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line to your build.gradle file. And that's it.
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However, if you want to modify the code to your needs you have to clone the project and add it as follows:
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1. Clone the project, or just the *DFULibrary* folder (using sparse-checkout) to a temporary location.
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1. Clone the project, or just the *DFULibrary* folder (using sparse-checkout) to a temporary location.
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2. Copy the *DFULibrary* folder to your projects root, for example to *AndroidstudioProjects*.
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2. Copy the *DFULibrary* folder to your projects root, for example to *AndroidstudioProjects*.
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3. Add the **dfu** module to your project:
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3. Add the **dfu** module to your project:
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