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 # Packaging Information for KEXI
 
 We recommend preparing several binary packages from the KEXI source.
 
 Splitting KEXI into packages:
 - gives users a better choice to install only those components they intend to use
 - allows users to avoid unnecessary dependencies that otherwise would have to be installed
 - helps to reduce packaging conflicts for users with non-standard package selections.
 
 # Table Of Contents
 
 1. Project description  
 2. Runtime dependencies  
 3. Migration drivers to package separately  
 4. Other plugins to package separately  
 5. Development files  
 6. Quick command-line tests of KEXI installation  
 
 # 1. Project description
 
 KEXI is a visual database applications builder. It is licensed under the LGPL 2.0 or later.
 To obtain complete description or metadata of the project please read the `src/data/org.kde.kexi.appdata.xml`
 file. You can also find links to application screenshots suitable for use on web pages.
 
 # 2. Runtime dependencies
 
 In addition to dependencies indicated at build time such as program libraries,
 this is a list of other runtime dependencies. Existence of each dependency is checked
 at configure time before actual building process starts.
 
 ## Breeze icons theme
 
 To maintain a consistent theme, KEXI project matches its application style with icons
 selection. For this reason Breeze is the current default. KEXI does not use individual
 (SVG) icon files, only the `breeze-icons.rcc` resource. Dark theme is not used.
 To obtain the file, contents of the [breeze-icons.git](https://quickgit.kde.org/?p=breeze-icons.git) repository have to
 be built with a `-DBINARY_ICONS_RESOURCE=ON` *CMake* option.
 
 # 3. Migration plugins to package separately
 
 KEXI provides migration plugins for a number of data sources or formats. We encourage to put each driver
 in a separate package, and that installation of these packages be optional. Each plugin package 
 may then depend on the corresponding 'native' libraries.
 
 ## kexi-mysql-migration
 
 Description: KEXI plugin for importing MySQL databases  
 Migration driver files: keximigrate_mysql.so  
 Dependencies: libmysqlclient
 
 ## kexi-postgresql-migration
 
 Description: KEXI plugin for importing PostgreSQL databases  
 Migration driver files: keximigrate_postgresql.so  
 Dependencies: libpq
 
 ## TODO, DISABLED for KEXI 3: kexi-sybase-migration
 
 Description: KEXI plugin for importing Sybase and MS SQL databases  
 Migration driver files: keximigrate_sybase.so  
 Dependencies: libsybdb (FreeTDS)
 
 ## TODO, DISABLED for KEXI 3: kexi-xbase-driver
 
 Description: KEXI plugin for importing dBase files  
 Migration driver files: keximigrate_xbase.so  
 Dependencies: libxbase
 
 ## TODO, DISABLED for KEXI 3: kexi-spreadsheet-import
 
 Description: KEXI plugin for importing spreadsheet files  
 Migration driver files: keximigrate_spreadsheet.so  
 Translation File: keximigrate_spreadsheet.mo  
 Dependencies: sheets (Calligra Sheets)
 
 Plugin .so files are typically installed to $PREFIX/lib{64}/plugins/kexi/
 and shared files installed to $PREFIX/share/kexi/.
 
 # 4. Other plugins to package separately
 
 KEXI provides less a number of plugin types that are optional either because are less
 frequently used or because have larger dependencies. We encourage to put each driver in a
 separate package, and that installation of these packages be optional.
 
 ## kexi-web-form-widget
 
 Description: KEXI web form widget  
 Contents: kformdesigner_webbrowser.so  
 Translation File: kformdesigner_webbrowser.mo  
 Dependencies: libQt5WebKit5 (provides Qt5 WebKit)
 
 ## TODO, DISABLED for KEXI 3: kexi-map-form-widget
 
 Description: KEXI map form widget  
 Contents: kformdesigner_mapbrowser.so  
 Translation File: kformdesigner_mapbrowser.mo  
 Dependencies: libmarble5 or marble (provides libmarblewidget-qt5)
 
 # 5. Development files
 
 KEXI ships no public development files at the moment, so -devel packages are not needed.
 
 # 6. Quick command-line tests of KEXI installation
 
 If you don't want to click through KEXI interface but still want to make (almost) sure the
 application is properly packaged, please install it and type the following from the command
 line:
 
     kexi --create-opendb --drv org.kde.kdb.sqlite --new form testdb
 
 (ignore possible warning messages)
 
 This will:
 - create a new empty SQLite3-based file "testdb",
 - open it,
 - create a new empty form.