Hi Kool!
It is possible to integrate native SDKs for Android and iOS with Felgo, though this is a little more advanced topic. Most of the Felgo Plugins we offer use native SDKs behind the scenes to integrate e.g. services like Google AdMob, Facebook, etc …
We usually use the following setup to provide the SDKs cross-platform for usage with QML:
- Create a Qt C++ Component that handles communication from and to QML with signals, properties, slots, etc …
See here to learn more about how to add and use C++ components in your QML/Felgo project.
- For iOS, you can then directly add an Class Implementation with Obj-C to e.g. use a native iOS SDK.
So when working with the class from QML, you actually go QML -> C++ (class definition) -> Obj-C (class implementation, works with iOS SDK)
- For Android, you can use JNI (Java Native Interface) to run custom Java code from C++. In your case, you would use JNI to work with a custom Java Class that integrates and uses the Spotify SDK.
For Android the pipeline then is: QML -> C++ (class definition) -> C++ (class implementation with JNI) -> Java Class (works with Android SDK)
- In your *.pro configuration, you can also add configuration blocks like android { } or ios { } to link different class implementations depending on the platform you are building the project for. With this extension your class also works cross-platform then (with different SDKs per platform behind the scenes)
Does this answer your question?
Best,
Günther
