How does one install?

[RokeJulianLockhart]

I don't see an .RPM package via dnf5 search, nor a package in PyPi.

[RokeJulianLockhart]

Per dba480a5a462a41188b0bcf91b54cba0557617bc/docs/book/src/installation_and_usage.md#installation, I don't actually see any mention of support for any language except C++. Is this usable outside of a build environment where it can be statically linked? I expected to be able to merely import this in QML. ¹

Footnotes

1. stackoverflow.com/revisions/72717739/1 ↩

[RokeJulianLockhart]

Perhaps, per forum.qt.io/post/595301, it isn't supported.

[iamsergio]

Hi,

I don't see an .RPM package via dnf5 search, nor a package in PyPi.

We don't do RPM or other formats, that's up to distro packagers.

I haven't tested Python + QML module without C++, please file a issue if needed

[RokeJulianLockhart]

please file a issue if needed

@iamsergio, I'd be glad to file an issue requesting support. However, I wouldn't much know where to start in detailing whether it's already possible or not, much less what should occur to remediate it. Consequently, I'm not certain that this discussion should be closed until there's a definitive answer about whether non-CPP/interpreted languages are supported.

[iamsergio]

I closed the discussion called "How does one install?", as we don't package it for distros, there's only the make install step.

For the questions about Python, Static, QML, the Python bindings are here:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KDAB/KDDockWidgets/refs/heads/main/docs/book/src/python.md it states it doesn't support Static builds.

Probably doesn't support QtQuick/QML either (only Python/QtWidgets). There hasn't been much demand for Python, and even less for Python/QtQuick.

[RokeJulianLockhart]

Thanks. For future reference, blob/ae75f9a8627a4083aa0bf1a119d594311fa4f05b states:

There are no bindings for QtQuick, it's assumed you're using QtWidgets.