[Cezary]

In my application created for Android, iOS and Linux desktop (not for Windows!) I have few types registered like

qmlRegisterType<StatusBar>("StatusBar", 0, 1, "StatusBar");

qRegisterMetaType<NavigationType>("NavigationType");

    qmlRegisterUncreatableType<NavigationTypeClass>("navigationtypes", 1, 0, "NavigationTypes", "Not creatable as it is enum type");

where StatusBar is in fact very simply QObject inheritor with few basic properties and NavigationTypeClass is enum type.

 

All these kind of types are loaded in Main.qml file created at application startup.

import navigationtypes 1.0

import StatusBar 0.1

 

And in Desktop Live Client (first option) and with live client on iPhone I got errors:

file:app/qml/Main.qml:14: module “StatusBar” is not installed
file:app/qml/Main.qml:13: module “navigationtypes” is not installed

 

If I run on Android or use Live Client (3rd option) I can run application without these errors.

In fact my main problem is to run live my application on my iPhone without using Mac and XCode like you are promissing, but as for now I cannot achieve my goal.

What I do wrong?

[AlexFelgo Team]

Hi,

the problem is that C++ code requires a compilation step, there is no way around this. The default Live Client apps on any platform will only allow QML/JS based apps to fully run.

In order to use custom C++ (or native code and libraries) together with QML hot reload, you can make use of the Live Client Module: https://felgo.com/doc/qml-hot-reload-felgo-live/#c-native-code-build-your-own-live-clients-with-the-felgo-live-module

This allows you to build and deploy your app, including any custom C++ code, and turn it into a Live Client itself. This requires a Mac as well.

If you want to build and deploy your application to iOS without a Mac, you can also make use of Felgo Cloud Builds: https://felgo.com/cloud-builds

Best,
Alex