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# Qt.android_support

Provides Qt support for the Android platform. More...

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## Properties

- deploymentDependencies : stringList
- extraLibs : stringList
- extraPlugins : stringList
- qmlImportPaths : stringList `(since 1.22)`
- qmlRootDir : string
- verboseAndroidDeployQt : bool

## Detailed Description

The `Qt.android_support` module provides the glue for Qbs' Qt and Android support. It is automatically pulled in by `Qt.core`, so you do not need to add an explicit dependency to it in your product, unless you want to set one of its properties.

## Property Documentation

### deploymentDependencies : stringList

Use this property to completely override the Qt deployment dependencies of your app. Corresponds to qmake's ANDROID_DEPLOYMENT_DEPENDENCIES.

Default: `undefined`

### extraLibs : stringList

Additional libs to be packaged and loaded on start-up (mind the order). Corresponds to qmake's ANDROID_EXTRA_LIBS.

Default: `undefined`

### extraPlugins : stringList

Additional non-asset files to be packaged. Corresponds to qmake's ANDROID_EXTRA_PLUGINS.

Default: `undefined`

### qmlImportPaths : stringList `[since 1.22]`

Additional directories to search for QML imports.

Default: `undefined`

This property was introduced in 1.22.

### qmlRootDir : string

The root directory of the product's QML files. This information is passed to the `androiddeployqt` tool, which will use it to decide which resources to include in the APK file.

Default: `product.sourceDirectory`

### verboseAndroidDeployQt : bool

Enable this property if you want verbose output from the `androiddeployqt` tool.

Default: `false`