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A lightweight QML-only ECL binding to Qt5/Qt6.
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Description

A lightweight ECL based QML-only binding to Qt5/Qt6.

This small project aims to simplify all the steps needed for building cross-platform apps. The same sources can be used to build executables for both desktop (Linux/macOS) and mobile (android/iOS).

License

ECL and Qt5/Qt6 are LGPL. LQML can be considered public domain.

Tested

Only tested with Qt5.15 and latest Qt6. It's recommended to use the new Qt online installer (see doc/get-qt6), where you can choose to install different Qt versions side by side, sharing the same Qt Creator.

The mobile part is currently only tested with Qt5.15, because the Qt6 port still lacks significant parts of mobile (as of Qt6.2).

TODO

  • add sokoban example
  • add CL REPL example
  • add Windows platform
  • port to CMake

macOS note

Qt is (obviously) working perfectly well on Linux (and on Linux only, I dare to say).

On macOS/iOS you'll always find some subtle bug, like a QQuickView not updating after a property change through e.g. Slime.

In the above case you need to click on the QQuickView in order to update the view; after that, it seems to work for subsequent property changes.