Opal is a collection of pretty QML components for SailfishOS, building on top of Sailfish's Silica components.
This repository contains the Opal Gallery application which showcases all modules. The module examples can be used as a starting point for new applications.
You can find documentation on how to use Opal in other applications in the main repo. If you want to use applications using Opal, you should not have to do anything.
- Clone this repository e.g. to
src/opal/opal - Run fetch-modules.sh to fetch the latest module sources, clone required module repositories as requested
- Open the project file harbour-opal-gallery.pro in the Sailfish OS IDE
- Build an RPM package and install it on the target device
Please refer to the main repo for documentation on how to setup new modules.
Module metadata and examples live in the respective repositories. After the new module is properly prepared, register it in fetch-modules.sh. Run the script to include the new module in Opal Gallery.
You are welcome to leave a comment in the forum if you have any questions or ideas.
It would be wonderful if the app could be translated in as many languages as possible!
Translations are managed using Weblate. Please prefer this over pull request (which are still welcome, of course). If you just found a minor problem, you can also leave a comment in the forum or open an issue.
Please include the following details:
- the language you were using
- where you found the error
- the incorrect text
- the correct translation
Please prefer using Weblate over this. You can follow these steps to manually add or update a translation:
- If it did not exist before, create a new catalog for your language by copying the base file translations/harbour-opal-gallery.ts. Then add the new translation to harbour-opal-gallery.pro.
- Add yourself to the list of contributors in qml/pages/AboutOpalPage.qml.
- (optional) Translate the app's name in harbour-opal-gallery.desktop if there is a (short) native term for it in your language.
See the Qt documentation for details on how to translate date formats to your local format.
Bug reports, and contributions for translations, bug fixes, or new features are always welcome!
- Clone the repository by running
git clone https://github.com/Pretty-SFOS/opal-gallery.git - Open
harbour-opal-gallery.proin Sailfish OS IDE (Qt Creator for Sailfish) - To run on emulator, select the
i486target and press the run button - To build for the device, select the
armv7hltarget and click “deploy all”; the RPM packages will be in theRPMSfolder
If you contribute, please do not forget to add yourself to the list of contributors in qml/pages/AboutOpalPage.qml!
All Opal modules have their own licensing. You can find more information about each module by opening their “About” pages in the Gallery app, or simply refer to the respective repositories.
All documentation is released under the terms of the GFDL-1.3-or-later.
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with the Invariant Sections being [none yet], with the Front-Cover Texts being [none yet], and with the Back-Cover Texts being [none yet]. You should have received a copy of the GNU Free Documentation License along with this document. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
If you want to support my work, I am always happy if you buy me a cup of coffee through Liberapay.
Of course it would be much appreciated as well if you support this project by contributing to translations or code! See above how you can contribute 🎕.
Copyright (C) 2021-2024 Mirian Margiani
Opal Gallery is Free Software released under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3 (or later). The source code is available on Github. All documentation is released under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License v1.3 (or later).
This project follows the REUSE specification.