[kdenlive] OAuth2 for kdenlive freesound
Vincent Pinon
vpinon at kde.org
Mon Dec 7 21:33:49 UTC 2015
I don't know if getting dependent on the huge QWebKit just for a very secondary function is really worth it.
Of course can be made optional but...
I'm not an expert in build systems, I would try a find_package line in CMakeLists.txt (after having installed libqt5webkit5-dev)?
Le lundi 7 décembre 2015, 19:58:32 Roger Morton a écrit :
> So the freesound archive have moved to an OAuth2 model for
> authentication and download of the high quality audio files. And I
> want to implement the use of this in Kdenlive.
> OAuth2 is a bit of an industry standard and I have found a library
> that apparently does oAuth2 with QT
>
> https://code.google.com/p/qt-oauth-lib/
>
> Now this sample code and libraries come with a qt-oauth-lib.pro
> project file that has these commands in it
>
> QT += webkit
> QT += webkitwidgets
>
> And it turns out that you need to add these to make the code compile
> and find QtWebKit and QWebView
>
> The project has a qmake step that references the .pro project file
> qmake: qmake qt-oauth-lib.pro -r -spec linux-g++-64 CONFIG+=debug
>
> Now the kdenlive project - in contrast - is using a CMakeLists.txt
> and has a CMake step.
>
> I figure CMake and Qmake two different ways to configure a projects
> build. My questions are:
> 1. What is the QT += <blah> syntax in the .pro file doing?
> 2. And how can I get my kdenlive build to do the same - because it can
> not find QtWebKit and QWebView
>
> I am using the QT creator IDE.
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