Hello everyone,
Just want to let you know that I subscribed for digikam-devel mailing list and I would like to say hello to digikam team. Since digikam is a good, open source and free software, I want to join the community as a contributor and developer of this project. Firstly, I am aiming at digikam's subjects at GSoC 2018. But after that, I will be very glad if I can fit in well and become a part of yours. Have a good day and look forwards to discussing with you more. Best regards, Thanh Trung Dinh |
Hi all, I'm in contact with Than since 6 month now. He has work as student with me in my office and he know already Qt API. He would to work to the Webservice port to O2 API project while this summer, through Google Summer of Code 2018. Best Gilles Caulier 2018-02-04 11:54 GMT+01:00 Thanh Trung Dinh <[hidden email]>:
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Than, I recommend in first : 1/ To checkout digiKam source code from git. The 6.0.0 devel branch will be used for GoSC 2018. 2/ use the super repository : and checkout 6.0.0 git branch, and export GITSLAVE=".gitslave.devel" 3/ download all sub components with ./download-repos. This will checkout all digiKam and few extra libraries from git. 4/ go to core sub dir and checkout 6.0.0 branch. "core is whole digiKam source code. 5/ 6.0.0 require now OpenCV > 3.1.0. I recommend to use last 3.4 release and compile/install it with this bootstrap script : 6/ Other dependencies mandatory to compile digiKam : marble and qtav. We have also 2 bootstrap scripts to compile these components : https://cgit.kde.org/digikam-software-compilation.git/tree/project/scripts/bootstrap-qtav.sh?h=6.0.0 7/ For other extra dependencies, look well this file : 8/ When all dependencies are resolved, the bootstrap script to configure digiKam from the super repository must report that all is ready to compile in build sub-directory. Else fix the missing devel package to install. 9/ From build sub directory, compile with make -jn, where n is the number of cores to use. This will compile in parallel. 10/ If you have problems to configure and compile, report in this room. 11/ When all is compiled, you can install and run the application. The Webservice tools are available in Import and Export menu. 12/ The code relevant of the GoSC 2018 project and port to O2 API is located in a specific place in digiKam source code : We currently prepare the code to be ready to use for this project. 13 / To test webservice tools independently, look in core/tests/webservices. Best Gilles Caulier 2018-02-04 14:39 GMT+01:00 Gilles Caulier <[hidden email]>:
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