[SOLVED] Bit Stuck with QML dependency (org.kde.plasma.components)

[Bings]

I have been making my first application, which is python and QML. I have it hosted here https://gitlab.com/Largos/jack-transport-for-plasma

I have made it in Kubuntu 20.04 and I went to test it on two other KDE Distros (Ubuntu Studio 21.10 and Manjaro) and I had the same issue. In the QML file I am using

import org.kde.plasma.components 3.0 as PlasmaComponents3

In both tests, it prompted me to install it, I cannot find how to install it and I cannot remember if I ever even did. I copied the code out of the media player controls widget in the system tray that comes by default. That can be found in

/usr/share/plasma/plasmoids/org.kde.plasma.mediacontroller/contents/ui/ExtendedRepresentation.qml

If you go down to line 385, you see the code I based it on. (I had intended to make a a widget version of this initially).

Does anyone know where org.kde.plasma.components is installed from/with?

[GreyGeek]

Is this what you are looking for?
https://api.kde.org/frameworks/plasm...omponents.html

[Bings]

Yes, that's it. What package is it part of, plasma-framework?

[Bings]

I'm just confused now. I went back into Ubuntu Studio and looked at the qml in the mediacontroller plasma on that distro and they using the same import. I also tried opening the qml file separately with the qml viewer and it worked fine. So, I don't understand why it tells me the module isn't installed.

[Snowhog]

I don't understand why it tells me the module isn't installed.

That 'could' be the result of a path issue, where the path to the module isn't where it's expected (to be).

[Bings]

I figured it out. I forgot how I installed pyside2 and was doing it with pip instead of apt.

[GreyGeek]

Ah, a hat I've worn several times. Fits me comfortably.