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| == Overview ==
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| Several methods of building KDE / KF5 on Mac are available, and it is not firmly established, yet, which one is "best". The two main approaches are using either a "stock" version of Qt, or a "patched" Qt. The latter has several patches meant to make KF5-applications work better on Mac. It also follows the file system layout of KDE on Linux, which should mean that KDE applications will be more likely to work correctly, without adjustments.
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| There is some hope that the required patches will eventually become available in official Qt packages, but this is not the case as of this writing. The main drawback with this is that Qt has to be compiled on your computer, adding hours to your setup time. The main advantage is that most things can be expected to work out of the box.
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| == Installation using patched version of Qt and MacPorts ==
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| * [https://guide.macports.org/#installing.macports Install Macports]
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| ** Note: If you have an existing installation of MacPorts ''and'' installed ports that depend on Qt, see [https://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-mac/2017-June/005280.html this mail].
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| * Install git, if you don't have it yet:
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| sudo port install git
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| * Get the ports tree for patched qt and frameworks:
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| # We assume you're doing this in your home directory
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| cd ~
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| git clone https://github.com/mkae/macstrop.git
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| # create index
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| cd macstrop
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| portindex
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| * [https://guide.macports.org/chunked/development.local-repositories.html Register the new ports with Macports]. To do so, edit ${prefix}/etc/macports/sources.conf, where prefix is the root path of your MacPorts installation (/opt/local by default). Add the following line ''above'' any other path specifications (thus making sure it will take precedence):
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| file:///Users/YourUserName/macstrop
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| It is recommended that you build the patched Qt before any frameworks, in order to make extra sure all dependencies are resolved, correctly:
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| sudo port install qt5-kde
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| You can now start building frameworks or applications (if already packaged), using e.g.
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| sudo port install kf5-parts
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| sudo port install kf5-kate
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| sudo port install kf5-frameworkintegration # will get the most common frameworks in one go
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| Many ports have additional variants, such as "+docs" for handbooks / API documentation:
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| sudo port install kf5-kate +docs
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| port variants kf5-kate # list available variants
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| port notes kf5-kate # show any notes
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| == Installation using Craft ==
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| * Install [https://www.python.org/downloads/ Python 3]
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| * Install [https://developer.apple.com/xcode/ XCode] (at least developper command-line tools suffice):
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| xcode-select --install
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| === Install Craft ===
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| curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KDE/craft/master/setup/CraftBootstrap.py -o setup.py && python3 setup.py --prefix ~/CraftRoot
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| '''Note''': At the time of this writing, with a fresh installation of Python 3.7 or 3.8, this command will fail with "certificate verify failed: unable to get local issuer certificate". To fix this, run the following, ''once'':
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| /Applications/Python[Version]/Install/Certificates.command
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| === Using craft ===
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| * Every time you want to use craft in a new shell, you need to set up the craft environment, first:
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| source ~/CraftRoot/craft/craftenv.sh
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| * In this shell, now craft is usable, e.g. to build Kate with all dependencies:
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| craft kate
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