@jonius thank you for the detailed information and the short guideline. I will try this at the weekend and we will see how far it will goes.

It also looks like I missed some information about the clickable design, but this is clear now.

The UI should work fine on small devices. The PC and Android app have the same layout which is pretty usable on a smartphone.

I will update the thread as soon as I tested the new information.

Hello community,

I like to try to port an existing application into a clickable.
The desired application is Moonlight (https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moonlight-qt).
This is gamestream client which is impleneted in QT and C++.

For my understanding a porting should be do able because the technology is used for clickables too.
(If some dependencies will not work because the QT version has to be something special is written on another paper)

For now I try to figure out how such a project would need to be restructured so that clickable would try to compile it properly.

Moonlight uses git submodules, those could be added in the clickable "libs" folder too which should be one required step.
But for example I have no idea where to put the language files or settings cpp files.

The C++ clickable I selected on creation is relativly flat. A main.cpp and the qml folder for the UI.

Someone here who could help me to udnerstand the clickable structure better or knows some similar project which could be used as a reference?

Regards,
graphik_