See: EuleHaken/EuleHakenBot#9

I will not remove this project and its code, but instead archive it.

If other projects in the future use the same WebSocket like approach, we can always come back to this project.

I am quite unsure if WebSocket is the right name for this project.

The main use case will be, connecting to twitch, which we do by connecting to this adress: wss://irc-ws.chat.twitch.tv:443 or irc://irc.chat.twitch.tv:6697 or just irc.chat.twitch.tv

So I'm thinking of renaming some stuff to IrcSocket or IrcClient. But that sounds wrong aswell..

Could use some help or some second opinions here

I honestly have no clue on how to create (automated) tests in QT Creator with this current setup.

I am willing you switch over to CMake to use Google Test. (Because AFAIK it won't work with qmake)

What I tried till now, wasn't working. It either didn't include the gtest library, or it added the test files into my WebSocket.pri and then into SOURCES, which I don't want or I wasn't able to include anything, like e.g. or "WebSocket.hpp"....

If someone could help me out with an approach with CMake and Google Test I would be extremely thankful, because I'm strugglin here...

(I also have a Stackoverflow question about this here)

So I made two projects for this example. The first one, lets say this is my project I want to work on, is named here example_for_libraries. The other project, which should become a shared library, which I can then use in my example_for_libraries project, is called asdXdShared (ignore the naming, it's all just supposed to be a simple example).

Here is the asdXdShared.pro file:

It is located inside the asdXdShared project folder (ignore the path at the top)

Here is the asdXdShared.pri file, which is located inside example_for_libraries/libs/asdXdShared.pri:

I include this .pri file in my project (example_for_libraries) like this:

This is the file example_for_libraries.pro located in the project path of the project example_for_libraries.

This is how the build tree looks like for the example_for_libraries project:

And this is the build tree for the asdXdShared project:

These are the same trees just as type file system I think:
(example_for_libraries)

(asdXdShared)

Now, in my project (example_for_libraries) I can do this, in, e.g. file main.cpp:

Note the include path! It contains libs/asdXdShared and then the actual AsdXdShared.hpp file

That is exactly what I dont want.

I want to be able to include the files like this:
#include "AsdXdShared.hpp"

What do I need to to, or what do I need to specifiy, so that I am able to do this?

I took some inspiration from the communi/libcommuni project, for which you can just do:
#include "IrcConnection.hpp"
For example, and not:
#include "libs/libcommuni/src/core/IrcConnection.hpp"

By adding a file like, e.g. libs/libcommuni.pri containing this into your project folder (or project/libs folder):