Custom qml module import problem in QtCreator

[Zeplinn]

I dont know if using a qmldir file is the right approach but it is only one i found that describe what i want to achieve.
my goal is to be able to import my resuables components when importing them into one of my views *.qml by calling:

import QSpin.Resuables 1.0 // qt creater designer should recognize this module

So far i cant get it to work as i want.

• When making a new qml file in my views folder and imports "QSpin.Resuables 1.0" qtCreator dosent recognize my components in the editor.
  -If i build and run my application it does so without any problems, but the editor still complains.
• if i restart qt creator after the qml file has been created it now recognize my resuables components, however they do not require any import statement in order to be used.

can any clarify how add a module structure proberly, or if there is a simpler way. I all ready looked through the documentation on this subject but so far i dont understand how to do it proberly
my project structure:

QSpin
_ QSpin.pro
_ headers
__ .....
_src
__ .....
_qml
__reusables
___resuables.qrc
___qmldir
___( all qml files belonging to resuables.qrc and qmldir)
__views
___views.qrc
___( all qml files belonging to views.qrc )

QSpin.pro

QT += quick qml gui quickcontrols2
CONFIG += c++11

DEFINES += QT_DEPRECATED_WARNINGS

SOURCES += \
	main.cpp \
    textgutter.cpp \
    QSpinStyle.cpp \
    QSpin.cpp \
    QsProject.cpp \
    CodeEditorHandler.cpp \
    QsError.cpp \
    VerificationMenuHandler.cpp \
    QsVerificationResults.cpp \
    Qs.cpp \
    EventAggregatorContainers.cpp

RESOURCES += \
    qml/reusables/reusables.qrc \
    qml/views/views.qrc

# Additional import path used to resolve QML modules in Qt Creator's code model
QML_IMPORT_PATH =
    $$PWD/qml/reusables/qmldir

#Additional import path used to resolve QML modules just for Qt Quick Designer
QML_DESIGNER_IMPORT_PATH =
    $$PWD/qml/reusables/qmldir

HEADERS += \
    textgutter.h \
    QSpinStyle.h \
    QSpin.h \
    QsProject.h \
    IQsSerialization.h \
    CodeEditorHandler.h \
    QsError.h \
    VerificationMenuHandler.h \
    QsVerificationResults.h \
    eventaggregator.h \
    Qs.h \
    EventAggregatorContainers.h

qmldir

module QSpin.Reusables
QsButton 1.0 QsButton.qml
QsButtonSquare 1.0 QsButtonSquare.qml
QsComboBox 1.0 QsComboBox.qml
QsDivider 1.0 QsDivider.qml
QsGroup 1.0 QsGroup.qml
QsHeader 1.0 QsHeader.qml
QsPane 1.0 QsPane.qml
QsRadioIconButtons 1.0 QsRadioIconButtons.qml
QsResultLabel 1.0 QsResultLabel.qml
QsSpinBox 1.0 QsSpinBox.qml
QsText 1.0 QsText.qml
QsTextEdit 1.0 QsTextEdit.qml

reusables.qrc

<RCC>
    <qresource prefix="/">
        <file>QsPane.qml</file>
        <file>QsHeader.qml</file>
        <file>QsText.qml</file>
        <file>QsButton.qml</file>
        <file>QsTextEdit.qml</file>
        <file>QsSpinBox.qml</file>
        <file>QsComboBox.qml</file>
        <file>QsDivider.qml</file>
        <file>QsButtonSquare.qml</file>
        <file>QsRadioIconButtons.qml</file>
        <file>QsGroup.qml</file>
        <file>QsResultLabel.qml</file>
        <file>qmldir</file>
    </qresource>
</RCC>

views.qrc

<RCC>
    <qresource prefix="/">
        <file>CodeEditor.qml</file>
        <file>qspin.qml</file>
        <file>SpinVerificationSettings.qml</file>
        <file>SpinVerifyConfig.qml</file>
        <file>VerificationMenu.qml</file>
        <file>QsSimulationTab.qml</file>
        <file>QsInteractiveView.qml</file>
        <file>GraphView.qml</file>
        <file>TestModuleImport.qml</file>
    </qresource>
</RCC>

[raven-worx]

@Zeplinn said in Custom qml module import problem in QtCreator:

QML_IMPORT_PATH

this variable should actually contain the path from where the import of QSpin.Resuables can be found.
This path should contain a folder QSpin and this folder then should contain an folder named Resuables. In there you place the qmldir file and the corresponding qml file.

If i build and run my application it does so without any problems, but the editor still complains.

But since your application runs fine, i wonder how you deploy your custom import then?
Somehow this import must be accessible (the way i mentioned above) from the target application.

[Zeplinn]

@raven-worx
let me see if i understand you correctly.

my project structure should be:

QSpin
_QSpin.pro
_QSpin
__Reusables
___qmldir
___ ( qml files)

QSpin.pro

QML_IMPORT_PATH +=\
    QSpin/Reusables/qmldir
// or
   QSpin/Reusables

Should i still have reusables.qrc in QSpin/Reusables, should it be in the root project folder, should it be registered in QSpin.pro or do i even need at all now?

based on what u say about the folder structure, what is then the purpose in my qmldir file of declareing

module QSpin.Reusables 1.0

thank you for your reply

[raven-worx]

@Zeplinn:

my project structure should be:
QSpin
_QSpin.pro
_QSpin
__Reusables
___qmldir
___ ( qml files)

based on this structure:

QML_IMPORT_PATH +=\
    $$PWD

Should i still have reusables.qrc in QSpin/Reusables, should it be in the root project folder, should it be registered in QSpin.pro or do i even need at all now?

The qrc is only relevant during build-time, you can place it where ever you want.

based on what u say about the folder structure, what is then the purpose in my qmldir file of declareing
module QSpin.Reusables 1.0

See this.
Also there shouldn't be any versioning in this line.

[Zeplinn]

@raven-worx
thank you very much for your time.
I found a solution which works as intended now.
the import path however is now

import QSpin.qml.reusables 1.0 
// Dont know if import default to 1.0 if version in qmldir is left out. 
/ It does work when including version

qmldir

module QSpin.qml.reusables #It needs to follow the folder path after the QML_IMPORT_PATH

# Additional import path used to resolve QML modules in Qt Creator's code model
QML_IMPORT_PATH += \
    $$PWD/../

# Additional import path used to resolve QML modules just for Qt Quick Designer
QML_DESIGNER_IMPORT_PATH += \
    $$PWD/../

the reusable.qrc must not be located in the same folder as the qml files or qtcreator seems to act up in its auto completion.
I finally found an example i understood.
I followed this example

adding the version was a brain fart.

Thank you very much for your help.