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Expand Up @@ -492,6 +492,7 @@ channel.isSubscribed(); // => `true`/`false`
The JavaDocs can be found here: <http://pusher.github.com/pusher-websocket-java/>

## Library Development Environment
If you'd like to tweak this library there are ways to use your local code rather than the official.

### Prerequisites

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* Clone the project: `git clone https://github.com/pusher/pusher-java-client`
* Change to the top level directory for the project: `cd pusher-java-client`

### Android Studio
* In your app project's `settings.gradle` add the following lines:

```
include ':pusher-websocket-java'
project(':pusher-websocket-java').projectDir = new File('<PATH_TO_THIS_PROJECT>/pusher-websocket-java')
```
* Add the following line to your application's `build.gradle` where you would normally add the actual `pusher-websocket-java` SDK:

```
dependencies {
compile project(':pusher-websocket-java')
}
```

### Eclipse Project

Assuming you are using Eclipse, follow these steps:
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