cookiecutter-qt-app：创建和翻译和打包Qt应用程序的cookiecutter

# cookiecutter-qt-app  ## What is this? [Cookiecutter][cookiecutter] is a command-line tool to create projects from project templates. This repository contains a template to build a Qt application. [cookiecutter]: https://github.com/audreyr/cookiecutter The application created with this template is not a simple "Hello World", the goal is to produce a useful base for a "real world" application. By "real world" I mean the application comes with: - Translation support - Installing data files, and code to find them on the disk - Desktop shortcuts - Unit-testing, using [Catch2][] - Packages/installers for Linux, macOS and Windows (WIP, see below) - Code formatting, using clang-format (TODO) [Catch2]: https://github.com/catchorg/Catch2 ### Packaging support Right now the cookiecutter supports: - Linux .deb packages - Linux .rpm packages - Windows installers - macOS dmg But the goal is to add: - Linux AppImage - Linux Snaps - Linux FlatPak ## Getting started Install cookiecutter: ``` pip install cookiecutter ``` Create your app by running: ``` cookiecutter https://github.com/agateau/cookiecutter-qt-app ``` and answering the questions. Your app skeleton is now ready, time to build it: ``` cd your_app_name mkdir build cd build cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/where/to/install .. make make install ``` Look in `/where/to/install`. Your app should be there, ready to be started. Give it a try! Your app source code comes with some unit-tests. You can run them with: ``` make check ``` You are all set, time to turn this skeleton into a real app! ## Creating packages To generate a package (or an installer, depending on your OS), build the `package` target: ``` make package ``` This will generate a package or installer for your app. You can also generate a source archive using the `package_source` target. ## Continuous Integration support The created app comes with a `ci` directory containing scripts to help you setup continuous integration. You can learn more about it in [docs/ci.md](docs/ci.md). ### CI for the cookiecutter itself This cookiecutter has a CI setup itself. It works by first running `cookiecutter` to produce the app, then running the scripts from the produced app to build it. This way the app CI scripts are tested in a setup closer to the real use case. ## Documentation - Dependencies: [docs/dependencies.md](docs/dependencies.md) - CI: [docs/ci.md](docs/ci.md) - Unit-tests: [docs/tests.md](docs/tests.md) - Icons: [docs/icons.md](docs/icons.md) - Translations: [docs/translations.md](docs/translations.md)