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+## What?
 JMPQ3 is a small java library for accessing and modifying MoPaQ (.mpq,.w3m,.w3x) Archives.
 
 MoPaQ is Blizzard's old, proprietary archive format for storing gamedata (replaced with CASC).
 
 You can find more info and an excellent editor here http://www.zezula.net/en/mpq/main.html
 
-For Java programs however it is neater to rely on Java only instead of some native libraries.
+## Get it
+It is recommended to use the jitpack dependency.
+For that just add jitpack as maven repository and add the jmpq dependency.
+
+```gradle
+dependencies {
+    compile 'com.github.inwc3:JMPQ3:1.4.0'
+}
+allprojects {
+    repositories {
+		maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
+    }
+}
+```
+See https://jitpack.io/#inwc3/JMPQ3/
 
-**Download** the latest release here:
+But you can still download the jar directly if you prefer
 https://github.com/inwc3/JMPQ3/releases
 
 Maven artifacts will hopefully be back soon.
 
+## How to use
 Quick API Overview:
 
 Jmpq provides the OpenOptions `READ_ONLY` which should be selfexplanatory and `FORCE_V0` which forces the mpq to be opened like warcraft3 would open it, ignoring optional data from later specifications for compatability.