A rewrite of TonChan in C++ with Qt for (hopefully) faster wallet syncing performance
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/zpalmtree/turtlecoin-mobile-wallet-qt.git
If you already git cloned and need to init the submodule: git submodule update --init --recursive
- Next you need to install qtcreator. I suggest you do not install from your distro repos - Mine were missing some android components.
- Instead, install directly from their site - https://www.qt.io/download-qt-installer
- I can't remember if there's any options to select.. I think I chose the default.
- Now we need to setup some android build targets in qtcreator. Start by following this guide.
I'm afraid it is a very poor guide and leaves a lot out. I do not recall how I got mine working, but it involved a lot of googling. Good luck.
Once qtcreator is setup, we need to import the project into qtcreator.
- Double click the src/TonChan.pro file, or run
qrcreator src/TonChan.pro - It will ask you what build targets you want to support
- Choose the android ones.
- Open android studio (May need to install it)
- Create an android emulator (Don't need to launch it)
- Return to qtcreator
- Click the run button
- Choose x86, release (debug if developing?)
- Choose the android emulator you created previously
- It should open the android emulator, and open the app.
- Update submodules to latest code:
git submodule foreach git pull origin master