to use this library you have to compile the code, after cloning CD into the filepath in powershell and paste this javac src/com/VerdoxOP/EzScan/EzScan.java, this will compile the java file to a java class, now you need to compile it into a jar to actually use it do that by pasting this in your powershell terminal jar cf MyTools.jar -C src com/verdoxop/Tools/EzScan.class this will make a mytools.jar file, now to use this you must reference it in your IDE, like this If using IntelliJ:
Go to File > Project Structure > Modules > Dependencies.
Click + > JARs or Directories and select MyTools.jar.
If using VS Code / Terminal:
You must reference the jar when compiling: javac -cp MyTools.jar Main.java
now to import the package just do import com.verdoxop.tools.EzScan at the top of your file now you can use it; example on how to use:
import com.VerdoxOP.EzScan.EzScan;
public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) {
// 1. Get a String (Handles IOExceptions automatically)
String name = EzScan.input("What is your username? ");
// 2. Get an Integer (Safe Loop - Prevents crashes on text input)
// If user types "abc", it prints an error and asks again automatically.
int level = EzScan.getInt("Enter level (numbers only): ");
System.out.println("Player " + name + " is level " + level);
}
"Cannot resolve symbol EzScan"
Did you add the import line? import com.verdoxop.Tools.EzScan;
Did you add MyTools.jar to your project dependencies/classpath?
"Package does not exist"
Ensure your folder structure during Step 1 matches the package name inside the file exactly (com.verdoxop.EzScan).