Clickable
Compile, build, deploy an debug Ubuntu Touch click packages all from the command line.
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Code Editor Integrations
Start QtCreator shipped by Clickable in a project folder via clickable ide.
Development
Please base any development on the branch dev and file merge requests against it.
Run Clickable from Repository
Make sure to install the dependencies listed in setup.py, via your package
manager or pipx.
You can run Clickable directly from sources via the clickable-dev script.
Add the --verbose option for additional output.
It is recommended to add your clickable repo folder to PATH.
This can be done by adding export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/clickable" to your .bashrc.
Replace $HOME/clickable with your path.
Linting
Clickable uses flake8 and pylint for linting as well as autopep8 for formatting.
Install them using pipx install flake8 pylint autopep8.
Inject some dependencies with
pipx inject pylint requests PyYaml jsonschema cookiecutter to avoid
false-positives import-error lints.
Run make lint to lint and make format to format the source code.
Run the tests
Install the pytest modules: pipx install pytest pytest-cov.
Run pytest to complete the tests: make test.
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License
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