Originally made by @whitehotlogic

Mooltipass Mini BLE

mooltipass user guide: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mooltipass/minible/master/MooltipassMiniBLEUserManual.pdf

moolticute repo: https://github.com/mooltipass/moolticute

moolticute install guide: https://github.com/mooltipass/moolticute/blob/master/README.md

moolticute build steps: https://github.com/mooltipass/moolticute/blob/master/README.md#how-to-build

get latest release source code for moolticute: https://github.com/mooltipass/moolticute/releases

create QT user account

download QT open-source version (~5GB) https://www.qt.io/download-qt-installer

run qt-installer

• on successful install:
  • run QT Creator

QT Creator >> open project Moolticute.pro from the moolticute release source code folder

• when prompted, choose “Desktop QT MinGW 64-bit” as the compiler
  • (do not choose the VSCC compiler – it won’t compile this project)
• click [Configure Project]

in the lower left corner

• click the monitor >> Debug >> gui (this should build and run the project)

At this point, if the gui shows, the app should “install” itself to the system

• installing itself should add the required service and app to windows startup
  • (this requires restart)
• after restart, you should notice that the chrome browser extension now shows:
  • “Open Mooltipass App” which is clickable, instead of:
    • “Open Mooltipass App (No installed app)” which is disabled (greyed out)

While running the app through QT creator is great, we need to be able to run the moolticute.exe outside of the IDE. If you experience errors on startup, look below.

A successful build of the project through QT Creator should target one folder above the project folder containing Moolticute.pro:

• for instance, if the project folder is: ~\Downloads\moolticute-0.55.13-testing\
• then the build output (exe’s) will be in: ~\Downloads\build-Moolticute-Desktop_Qt_6_3_2_MinGW_64_bit-Debug\debug\

• double click moolticute.exe from build output folder
• results in several error messages about Qt*.dll cannot be found

• system cannot find the QT dependencies on system startup or if running the .exes from the build output folder.

• manually add QT binaries to system PATH environment variable as described here (make sure to choose the “mingw” binaries, since that’s the compiler we used)
• in my case: C:\qt\6.3.2\mingw_64\bin

• open command prompt qmake –version
• if that shows output, then double clicking the moolticute.exe from file explorer should work now
• if the .exe runs, then system startup should result in a system tray icon for moolticute