Add the library to project

hi,
after extracting the library and building it, what changes should I make to my project's cmakelists.txt file so that the import RoniaKit command is recognizable in my main.qml file, thank you

[MosiQt]

please check our example project

[MosiQt]

examples/simple

thank you for responding,
after building the library; when I run it, the example project runs successfully but when I build the example project separately it has a build error and won't run.
and my problem is how to add the library to a separate project (I've putted the library folder into the project directory but I don't know what commands should I add to the project's cmakelists.txt )

[MosiQt]

thank you for responding, after building the library; when I run it, the example project runs successfully but when I build the example project separately it has a build error and won't run. and my problem is how to add the library to a separate project (I've putted the library folder into the project directory but I don't know what commands should I add to the project's cmakelists.txt )

@Tayebe79 Please check this as well !

[Alireza-Aghaei-82]

@ghost
You have numerous options, two of which are as follows:

Option # 1: Append the directory path prefix, into which you've installed the RoniaKit project, to the "QML_IMPORT_PATH" CMake list variable of your project or simply assign the RoniaKit project's installation path prefix to the "QT_QML_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY" CMake variable in "CMakeLists.txt" file of your project via "set" command, in case you go for adding your project as a sub-project of the RoniaKit project via the CMake's "add_subdirectory" command.

Option # 2:
If your project is an application project, e.g. in the main.cpp of your application project call "addImportPath" method on the "QQmlEngine" or "QQmlApplicationEngine " object you've just instantiated in you main.cpp and pass the path prefix, into which you've installed RoniaKit project as the sole argument.
Optionally you can additionally link your project against the linktarget for RoniaKit project installation, mentioned in the generated "qmldir" file for the RoniaKit project via CMake's "target_link_libraries" command, explicitly, but I don't think it's necessary; I personally don't and everything works just fine.

Let me clarify it with an example, in order to make sure, that you get it right: if the URI specified in the CMake's "qt_add_qml_module" command in the "CMakeLists.txt" file of the project containing the module you want to import in your own project using an import statement is e.g. "MyCustomModules.MyModule" and say, you install it into the directory X/MyCustomModules/MyModule, where X is an absolute path, then you must add X to the import path of your own project, via any of the options mentioned in my current answer, and not X/MyCustomModules/MyModule, otherwise the QML engine can't find the necessary files to link your project against that module in runtime.