# Introduction

MBurger should be initialized in your App class with an `API KEY`.

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Is essential to initialize MBurger at the start of the application otherwise you won’t be able to use the sdk API.
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You can create an API Key by entering the project’s settings and create one with desired permissions.

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`MBurger.initialize()` also may accept other parameters to control if you want the SDK to cache your requests, or to use development that is not officially supported, API. 
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You will find all the information you need inside the Javadoc.
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