Learning of the Qt Installer framework

The QT Installer Framework is the release framework for the QT default package. It's handy, and it's made with a statically compiled Qt. The components are compressed with a high compression ratio of 7z. I think it's worth spending a little bit of time studying this framework because of the benefits. To download the QT Installer Framework from QT, the address is: HTTP://DOWNLOAD.QT.IO/OFFICIAL_RELEASES/QT-INSTALLER-FRAMEWORK/2.0.1/. After the download, click Install, the program and some instances will be installed in. QT Installer Framework abbreviation IFW, we can see a lot of examples contain ifw words. Here are some examples of some of my understanding:

1, Changeuserinterface. Describes how to change the UI in a component script by some small things.
2, Componenterror. Describes how to respond to a component.
3, dependencies. Describes how to resolve dependencies.
4, Dynamicpage. Describes how to build an installer using dynamic pages.
5, LicenseAgreement. Describes how to agree to the agreement and the wording.
6, Modifyextract. Use the extracted document's hooks to modify the target path.
7, online. Use a very simple online framework to demonstrate. The back end uses Python.
8, Openreadme. Shows how to display the check box for opening a readme document on the last page.
9, Quitinstaller. Shows how to exit installer on the server side.
10, Registerfileextension. Shows how to register a special file name extension under Windows.
11, StartMenu. Shows how to add a portal to the Windows Start menu.
12, SystemInfo. Shows how to use SystemInfo's JS API.

Here are 12 examples that basically succinctly summarize the features of IFW. I'm going to take advantage of these features to make the installation package that meets the requirements.

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Learning of the Qt Installer framework