Conditional rendering of simulation vs production

[Redman]

Hello,

I have an application that communicates with some hardware. I do not always have the hardware at hand, so I wrote class hardwaredriver aswell as class hardwaredriversimulation. I have a config that is read upon application start, so I know if its a simulation or production run.

How can I make sure the correct QML Object is created without doing something like this in QML

if (profile == simulation)
   hardwaredriversimu{}
else
   hardwaredriver{}

Doesnt look too clean to me. Anyone got any ideas?

[sierdzio]

@Redman you can use file selectors for that. Example: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtquickcontrols-fileselectors.html