There is a nice online course at Udacity that teaches the basics of HTML, CSS and Javascript:

Make Your Own 2048

https://www.udacity.com/course/ud248

Let’s try to run it on N9.

Basically this should be fairly easy to accomplish with the QtWebkit. First we need to create a new Qt application in QtCreator, so just select:

File>New File or Project…>Qt Quick Project>Qt Quick Application.

The project name will be 2048.

In the 2048.pro file we need to add one line to include the webkit support:

QT += webkit

Then we will need to get the original HTML/CSS/Javascript files. They are available in github at:

https://github.com/gabrielecirulli/2048.git

Using Git Bash console we can checkout the files, let’s store them into a folder called ‘html’ under the project folder ‘2048’:

$ cd 2048

$ git clone https://github.com/gabrielecirulli/2048.git html

To get access to the files from the application we can add them to a Qt resource file. To create a resource we can right click the project and select:

Add new…>Qt>Qt Resource File

Then we need to name the resource file, let’s call it html-resource:

Before we can add files to the resource, we need create a prefix, e.g. ‘/’. Just click the Add>Add Prefix button. Then again click Add>Add Files and select

• html/index.html
• html/js/*
• html/style/*
• html/style/fonts/*

So that eventually the resource file contents should be as follows:

The final step is to write the main.cpp to load the index.html file.

#include
#include <QtWebkit/QWebView>

#include "qmlapplicationviewer.h"

Q_DECL_EXPORT int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    QScopedPointer app(createApplication(argc, argv));

    QWebView *view = new QWebView();
    view->setUrl(QUrl("qrc:/html/index.html"));
    view->show();

    return app->exec();
}

Click the play button to run the 2048 game in the simulator. You can play the game using the keyboard arrow keys. That was a piece of cake, I would say. 🙂