Apart from the modules provided by the official website, are there any other third - party Qt modules? If so, is there a central repository similar to npmjs.org?
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Excuse me. For example, in the front - end field, there are a lot of third - party libraries that can be searched and learned on npmjs.org.
When learning Qt, we have seen:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/index.html#add-ons-and-extensions
① the Essentials module of Qt and
② the Add - ons & Extentions expansion modules.Apart from the modules provided by the official website, are there any other third - party Qt modules? If so, is there a central repository similar to npmjs.org?
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Excuse me. For example, in the front - end field, there are a lot of third - party libraries that can be searched and learned on npmjs.org.
When learning Qt, we have seen:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/index.html#add-ons-and-extensions
① the Essentials module of Qt and
② the Add - ons & Extentions expansion modules.Apart from the modules provided by the official website, are there any other third - party Qt modules? If so, is there a central repository similar to npmjs.org?
@markleo said in Apart from the modules provided by the official website, are there any other third - party Qt modules? If so, is there a central repository similar to npmjs.org?:
third - party Qt modules
What are third-party Qt modules?!
Modules not made by Qt devs and published in the official Qt releases are not "Qt"...Since Qt is still just a C++ GUI framework and still not its own programming language like JavaScript, there are thousands of projects made by users/contributors on GitHub and similar sites, which work with or add something to Qt... custom widgets, functions or just code snippets...
Edit:
What @ChrisW67 is referring to is what I meant..."extensions" like QxORM can be integrated because of Qt's C++ API... but so does every C++ library work with your C++ project -
@markleo said in Apart from the modules provided by the official website, are there any other third - party Qt modules? If so, is there a central repository similar to npmjs.org?:
Apart from the modules provided by the official website, are there any other third - party Qt modules?
Yes. For example the KDAB tools, QxORM, or a range of things at KDE Store (some require KDE, others only Qt).
Any library with a C or C++ API can fairly easily be rolled into a Qt program. Some you need to build from source, others come in binary form.
@markleo said in Apart from the modules provided by the official website, are there any other third - party Qt modules? If so, is there a central repository similar to npmjs.org?:
If so, is there a central repository similar to npmjs.org?
No.
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Excuse me. For example, in the front - end field, there are a lot of third - party libraries that can be searched and learned on npmjs.org.
When learning Qt, we have seen:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/index.html#add-ons-and-extensions
① the Essentials module of Qt and
② the Add - ons & Extentions expansion modules.Apart from the modules provided by the official website, are there any other third - party Qt modules? If so, is there a central repository similar to npmjs.org?
@markleo said in Apart from the modules provided by the official website, are there any other third - party Qt modules? If so, is there a central repository similar to npmjs.org?:
third - party Qt modules
What are third-party Qt modules?!
Modules not made by Qt devs and published in the official Qt releases are not "Qt"...Since Qt is still just a C++ GUI framework and still not its own programming language like JavaScript, there are thousands of projects made by users/contributors on GitHub and similar sites, which work with or add something to Qt... custom widgets, functions or just code snippets...
Edit:
What @ChrisW67 is referring to is what I meant..."extensions" like QxORM can be integrated because of Qt's C++ API... but so does every C++ library work with your C++ project -
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