KDE Itinerary
Itinerary and boarding pass management application.
Using KDE Itinerary
Pre-built packages
Flatpak
Stable flatpaks are available from Flathub.
Nightly flatpaks are available from KDE's Flatpak repository (flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists kdeapps --from https://distribute.kde.org/kdeapps.flatpakrepo
)
Android
Nightly builds are available from KDE's nightly F-Droid Repository https://cdn.kde.org/android/fdroid/repo/?fingerprint=B3EBE10AFA6C5C400379B34473E843D686C61AE6AD33F423C98AF903F056523F
Release builds are available from KDE's release F-Droid Repository https://cdn.kde.org/android/stable-releases/fdroid/repo/?fingerprint=13784BA6C80FF4E2181E55C56F961EED5844CEA16870D3B38D58780B85E1158F
Alternatively, you can download apks directly from the Binary Factory:
The version in the Play Store will currently not be updated due to Play Store policies.
Where do I get data from?
- On Android: via the system calendar, if you use DavDroid to sync to a calendar that has events with reservation data created by KMail.
- Manually importing Apple Wallet pass or JSON-LD files.
- By sending data created by KMail to your phone via KDE Connect. This requires a KMail plugin, which is part of kdepim-addons.
Contributing
Building for Android, using Docker
An existing docker image exists with everything set up for compilation to Android: kdeorg/android-sdk. The following command will compile itinerary with all its dependencies and output an apk to our /tmp directory:
docker run -ti --rm -v /tmp:/output kdeorg/android-sdk /opt/helpers/build-generic itinerary
Building for Android, by hand
cmake -DQTANDROID_EXPORTED_TARGET=itinerary-app -DANDROID_APK_DIR=<source dir>/src/app
make
make install
make create-apk-itinerary-app
Additional CMake options:
- BREEZEICONS_DIR: breeze icons source dir (by default assumed next to this folder)
If you are using kdesrc-build, the following configuration snippet can be useful to obtain all external dependencies (on top of the usual KF5 config):
module libintl-lite
repository https://github.com/j-jorge/libintl-lite.git
endmodule
module libical
repository https://github.com/libical/libical
branch 2.0
cmake-options -DICAL_BUILD_DOCS=OFF -DICAL_GLIB=OFF
endmodule
module libqrencode
repository https://github.com/fukuchi/libqrencode.git
cmake-options -DWITH_TOOLS=OFF
endmodule
options ki18n
cmake-options -DBUILD_WITH_QTSCRIPT=OFF
end options
options itinerary
cmake-options -DQTANDROID_EXPORTED_TARGET=itinerary-app
make-options create-apk-itinerary-app
end options
You will also need OpenSSL in a version matching what your Qt was built against, which unfortunately is a bit more cumbersome to build, see https://wiki.openssl.org/index.php/Android.
Building for all other platforms
Works too of course, just the usual cmake/make/make install.