The goal of quick native is to provide native user experience in components that require a fine integration in both Android and IOS. Also, this library is inspired by how RectNative extensions work which briefly means it provides an abstracted interface that's platform independent.

One of the main reasons to use QML/Qt is the fact that apps don't need to run in their target platform all the time (through emulators or physical devices), instead they can be executed locally which makes the process of writing mobile apps very convenient, therefore components in this library fallback to Qt's standard ones when the running platform does not have an equivalent native one.

Native Components

Examples

Image Picker (Same API as FileDialog):

import QuickNative 0.1

...

NativeFileDialog {
    selectMultiple: true
    folder: shortcuts.pictures

    Component.onCompleted: {
        open()
    }

    onFileUrlsChanged: {
        console.log(fileUrls)
    }
}

...

Result:

Android	IOS	Desktop

Installation

This library is available through npm:

npm install -g quicknative

Licensing

QuickNative is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the MIT License