Introduction

This is a QtQuick custom style integrated from DTK.

Due to technical limits, till now only components in QtQuick.controls are integrated.

Screenshots

using dtk mainwindow and qquickwidget using QtQuick ApplicationWindow

You can simply open and build the project under example/ via Xmake or in Qt Creator.

Build Dependencies

The project now uses xmake as build system, you can easily install xmake according to their instructions.

If DTK dependencies is installed, it'll link to dtk's apis, otherwise it'll use mocked dpalette etc. as fallback.

Usage

1. include src/include/qtquickdtk.h in your main.cpp, call enableQtQuickDTKStyle(QQmlEngine*) before you show the qml widget or window
2. add the path where DPalette/(default built in xmake $buildir) locates to qml import path(by addImportPath function or QML2_IMPORT_PATH env)
   • this can be done by including src/dtk.qrc and add :/ to qml import path
3. put libdpalette.so at shared lib load path

Within three steps you can use dtk-style qml controls!

Or you can only declare the type and include qmldpalette class, import QMLDPalette 1.0 in .qml, write your own components with dtk color style.

Example

Here're Python and C++ examples in examples/, its xmake.lua has been included in root dir so you can run xmake [build|run] example-[cpp|python] under this repo's root dir.