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- if [ "$TRAVIS_OS_NAME" == "osx" ]; then travis_wait 40 ./qtmodules-travis/ci/$TRAVIS_OS_NAME/setup.sh; else ./qtmodules-travis/ci/$TRAVIS_OS_NAME/setup.sh; fi
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There are multiple ways to install the Qt module, sorted by preference:
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1. Simply add my repository to your Qt MaintenanceTool (Image-based How-To here: [Add custom repository](https://github.com/Skycoder42/QtModules/blob/master/README.md#add-my-repositories-to-qt-maintenancetool)):
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1. Open the MaintenanceTool, located in your Qt install directory (e.g. `~/Qt/MaintenanceTool`)
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2. Select `Add or remove components` and click on the `Settings` button
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3. Go to `Repositories`, scroll to the bottom, select `User defined repositories` and press `Add`
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4. In the right column (selected by default), type:
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1. Start the MaintenanceTool from the commandline using `/path/to/MaintenanceTool --addTempRepository <url>` with one of the following urls (GUI-Method is currently broken, see [QTIFW-1156](https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTIFW-1156)) - This must be done *every time* you start the tool:
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- On Linux: https://install.skycoder42.de/qtmodules/linux_x64
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- On Windows: https://install.skycoder42.de/qtmodules/windows_x86
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- On Mac: https://install.skycoder42.de/qtmodules/mac_x64
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5. Press `Ok`, make shure `Add or remove components` is still selected, and continue the install (`Next >`)
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6. A new entry appears under all supported Qt Versions (e.g. `Qt > Qt 5.8 > Skycoder42 Qt modules`)
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7. You can install either all of my modules, or select the one you need: `Qt Auto Updater`
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8. Continue the setup and thats it! you can now use the module for all of your installed Kits for that Qt Version
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2. A new entry appears under all supported Qt Versions (e.g. `Qt > Qt 5.11 > Skycoder42 Qt modules`)
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3. You can install either all of my modules, or select the one you need: `Qt Auto Updater`
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4. Continue the setup and thats it! you can now use the module for all of your installed Kits for that Qt
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2. Download the compiled modules from the release page. **Note:** You will have to add the correct ones yourself and may need to adjust some paths to fit your installation!
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3. Build it yourself! **Note:** This requires perl, [qpmx](https://github.com/Skycoder42/qpmx) and [qpm](https://github.com/Cutehacks/qpm) to be installed. If you don't have/need cmake, you can ignore the related warnings. To automatically build and install to your Qt installation, run:
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3. Build it yourself! **Note:** This requires perl to be installed. If you don't have/need cmake, you can ignore the related warnings. To automatically build and install to your Qt installation, run:
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- Install and prepare [qdep](https://github.com/Skycoder42/qdep#installation)
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- `qmake`
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- `make qmake_all`
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- `make`
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- `make` (If you want the tests/examples/etc. run `make all`)
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- Optional step: `make doxygen` to generate the documentation
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