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# Working with the LionWeb Repository
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Working with the [LionWeb Repository](https://github.com/LionWeb-io/lionweb-repository) we can store and retrieve nodes. It is also a mean to exchange models with other LionWeb-compliant components. You can refer to the website of the LionWeb Repository to learn how to start it.
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Working with the [LionWeb Repository](https://github.com/LionWeb-io/lionweb-repository) we can store and retrieve nodes.
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It is also a mean to exchange models with other LionWeb-compliant components. You can refer to the website of the
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LionWeb Repository to learn how to start it.
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This page provides an overview of how to interact with the repository using the provided Java client and outlines the basic concepts involved.
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## Using Gradle
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Add the following to your `build.gradle` or `build.gradle.kts`:
Something to keep in mind is that the LionWeb Repository will only let us create partitions without children. So, we may need to create a partition and only then add children to it by invoking **store**.
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Something to keep in mind is that the LionWeb Repository will only let us create partitions without children.
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So, we may need to create a partition and only then add children to it by invoking **store**.
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