Re: compiling kde/qt apps for android
On Sun, Oct 7, 2018 at 6:25 PM Jos van den Oever wrote: > > Hello KDE-ers, Hi Jos, > > I've a question about building KDE and Qt apps for Android. I'd like to see > how hard it is to build a Rust + Qt app for Android. First step is to build a > plain QML app for Android. Unfortunately, I already failed there. > > There are many steps to set up the environment. So once I figure out the > magic, I'd like to make a Docker file out of it like I did for Calligra. We already have Docker containers, which you can fetch from the Dockerhub repository operated by Sysadmin: https://hub.docker.com/u/kdeorg The Dockerfiles and other resources for these images are stored in the sysadmin/ci-tooling repository, under system-images/ > > https://www.vandenoever.info/blog/2017/07/23/developing-kde-with-docker.html > > So far I've come to the point where I need to get the Qt libraries in a > suitable architecture (Arm). I could compile them myself, but surely there's > an easier option. > > I think many KDE-ers have an Android phone and would love to use KDE apps on > it. Improving apps for Android also improves them for Plasma Mobile. > > KDE has a repo for F-Droid with 8 apps at the moment. > https://cdn.kde.org/android/fdroid/repo/ > > Does anyone know the secret recipe to setting up an environment to build Qt > applications for Android? While i'm not familiar with the entire build process, the steps run by the Binary Factory (which in turns produces the APK files redistributed through the F-Droid repository) are documented in the Jenkins pipeline for those jobs, which can be found in sysadmin/binary-factory-tooling, in the android/ folder. The variables mentioned in that pipeline can be found in the current-jobs.json file in the same folder. For more detail i'd suggest mailing the kde-andr...@kde.org mailing list (CC'ed) > > Cheers, > Jos Cheers, Ben
Re: compiling kde/qt apps for android
El 7 oct. 2018, a las 02:25, Jos van den Oever escribió: > > KDE has a repo for F-Droid with 8 apps at the moment. > https://origin.cdn.kde.org/android/fdroid/repo/ Linking to 'origin' bypasses the CDN and makes all requests hit our servers. Please don't :P Where did you even get that URL? For the benefit of people who find this thread after we finally blocked access to the origin endpoint: https://cdn.kde.org/android/fdroid/repo/ -- Nicolás KDE Sysadmin Team
compiling kde/qt apps for android
Hello KDE-ers, I've a question about building KDE and Qt apps for Android. I'd like to see how hard it is to build a Rust + Qt app for Android. First step is to build a plain QML app for Android. Unfortunately, I already failed there. There are many steps to set up the environment. So once I figure out the magic, I'd like to make a Docker file out of it like I did for Calligra. https://www.vandenoever.info/blog/2017/07/23/developing-kde-with-docker.html So far I've come to the point where I need to get the Qt libraries in a suitable architecture (Arm). I could compile them myself, but surely there's an easier option. I think many KDE-ers have an Android phone and would love to use KDE apps on it. Improving apps for Android also improves them for Plasma Mobile. KDE has a repo for F-Droid with 8 apps at the moment. https://origin.cdn.kde.org/android/fdroid/repo/ Does anyone know the secret recipe to setting up an environment to build Qt applications for Android? Cheers, Jos signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
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Hi, I am Anushi Maheshwari, Software Engineer in Samsung R&D, looking forward to be a GCI mentor of KDE organisation. I am proficient in C++, Nodejs, Git/Hg, Python, Bash, SQL/PostgreSQL and have working knowledge of JAVA and Android. In the context of Open Source I am active contributor in Ste||ar (High Performance Parallelism in C++) and Mozilla. I also have a good understanding of Data Structures and Algorithms, I am rated as Expert on Codeforces(:Anushi1998) and 6 star on CodeChef(:anushi) and had achieved a high of Rank 2 in India (Rank 14 Global) in AUG18 LONG Challenges in CodeChef. I am looking forward to be a GCI mentor and an active contributor in KDE. Please guide me to the next steps for the same. It would be highly appreciated if you could also point me to solve some issues as to be eligible to be a mentor. Thanks *Regards* *Anushi Maheshwari*
