dragotin / kraft

Kraft helps to handle your daily quotes and invoices in your small business.
http://volle-kraft-voraus.de
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kde addressbook integration #128

Closed trummerschlunk closed 2 years ago

trummerschlunk commented 2 years ago

here is my next problem ;)

It seems the kaddressbook is not found or integrated. I installed kraft on arch via aur. Here is what the 'about' dialog says:

Kraft Version: 0.97
Codename: Gunny
Country Setting: United States (225)
Language Setting: American English (31)

Database Information Kraft database name: | 4ohm_kraft Database schema version: | 22 Qt database driver: | QSQLITE Database connection: | established Addressbook Backend Backend type: | Akonadi disabled by compile option! (not running) External Tools RML to PDF conversion tool: | /usr/bin/python3 /usr/share/kraft/tools/erml2pdf.py iconv tool for text import: | /usr/bin/iconv weasyprint for PDF generation: | not available

trummerschlunk commented 2 years ago

thanks for your time!

dragotin commented 2 years ago

What the About dialog says: Your version of Kraft was compiled without support for the KDE Frameworks libraries for Akonadi which are necessary to connect Kraft with the KDE Addressbook.

Best would be to ask the Packager to fix that in his aur. He or she just needs to add the devel packages for the akonadi contacts and addressbook libs to the build environment.

ghost commented 2 years ago

Hey @trummerschlunk

I have also kraft running on Arch. I used this AUR https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/kraft/ which works fine and the maintainer is really quick fixing things if something isn't running smoothly.

Check https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/KDE#Akonadi I have a running radicale server and no mysql setup. Might be necessary for you depending on which way you go.

Basically those were the packages akonadi akonadiconsole kaddressbook + kraft (AUR) and akonadictl start.

dragotin commented 2 years ago

I added a note on the website with the information, thanks @DanSman