The textQtApp function asynchronously imports the 'qt qml widget' module and calls its main function with arguments 0 and an empty string. This function is then exported as a module, relying on the importer object to handle module imports.

Run example

npm run import -- "test qt application"

test qt application

async function textQtApp() {
  let {main} = await importer.import("qt qml widget")
  main(0, '')
}

module.exports = textQtApp

/**
 * Import required modules and initialize the Qt QML application.
 * 
 * @returns {Promise<void>}
 */
async function textQtApp() {
  // Import the necessary modules from the 'importer' module.
  const { importer } = require('./importer');

  // Import the 'qt qml widget' module using the importer.
  const { main } = await importer.import('qt qml widget');

  // Initialize the Qt QML application with the specified arguments.
  main(0, '');

  // TODO: Add error handling for the import and main functions.
  // TODO: Consider adding a check for the imported module to ensure it's a function.
  // TODO: Consider adding a configuration option for the application to customize its behavior.
}

module.exports = textQtApp;

Code Breakdown

Overview

This code exports an asynchronous function textQtApp which imports a module named 'qt qml widget' and calls its main function.

Function textQtApp

• Type: Asynchronous function
• Purpose: Import and call the main function of the 'qt qml widget' module

Function Breakdown

• let {main} = await importer.import('qt qml widget'):
  • importer.import('qt qml widget'): Imports the 'qt qml widget' module
  • await: Waits for the import operation to complete
  • let {main} =...: Destructures the imported object to extract its main property
• main(0, ''):
  • Calls the main function with two arguments 0 and an empty string

Export

• module.exports = textQtApp: Exports the textQtApp function as a module export

Dependencies

• importer: An object with an import method used to import modules
• 'qt qml widget': The name of the module to be imported