How to add this library as external using git submodule?

[lwyj123]

I cannot find variables like LUNASVG_INCLUDE_DIRS and LUNASVG_LIBRARIES to use.

add_subdirectory(${EXTERNAL_DIR}/lunasvg)
target_include_directories(main PRIVATE ${LUNASVG_INCLUDE_DIRS})
target_link_libraries(main ${LUNASVG_LIBRARIES})

[sammycage]

add_subdirectory(${EXTERNAL_DIR}/lunasvg)
target_link_libraries(main lunasvg)

Lemme known if it works :smiley:

[lwyj123]

add_subdirectory(${EXTERNAL_DIR}/lunasvg)
target_link_libraries(main lunasvg)

Lemme known if it works 😃

Thanks for your answer.

If I use this way, I need to build and install the package firstly.

cd lunasvg
mkdir build
cd build
make -j 2
make install

But the other package I used before, I don't need to do that things manually. is the command mentioned above necessary?

[sammycage]

No.. You don't need to build lunasvg separately anymore. The main CMakeList.txt will build it for you.

[lwyj123]

OK, I used this method before but it does't work, I will check this method later again.

[lwyj123]

@sammycage I just got this error

And I need to run make install myself

[sammycage]

#include <svgdocument.h> not #include <lunasvg/svgdocument.h>

[lwyj123]

@sammycage not works.

And I get the include code from https://github.com/sammycage/lunasvg/issues/18, will the usage be different?

[lwyj123]

Oh, I just updated the submodule, It works. Seems the update https://github.com/sammycage/lunasvg/commit/35cf0a2c986d6dba789e364bff099d394c096e6d change the behavior.

[lwyj123]

Could you update the documents for later users if you have the time?