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To use ml-gradle right away, you'll need Gradle installed first. And of course you'll need Marklogic installed somewhere - it doesn't have to be the same computer as the one you're running Gradle on. Then create a directory for your project and add a build.gradle file and a gradle.properties file (a Gradle best practice is to put properties in this file so they can be easily overridden). Here's the simplest build.gradle file possible:
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plugins {
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id "com.marklogic.ml-gradle" version "2.4.0"
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id "com.marklogic.ml-gradle" version "2.5.0"
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}
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And here's a basic gradle.properties file (you can of course customize these properties as needed, particularly the port - make sure that it's open on the host you're deploying to; you can also omit all of these, and ml-gradle will assume some sensible defaults, but it's expected you'll want to customize these):
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