CMake for Qt Creator

This tool generates Qt Creator–compatible CMake configurations by translating project inputs into a minimal but correct CMakeLists and a recommended command pattern. It targets C++ projects using Qt 5 or Qt 6 and aims to reduce manual guesswork during project bootstrap.
Conceptually, the tool analyzes platform, Qt version, and desired modules, then selects a generator (Ninja by default on Linux/macOS, Unix Makefiles otherwise) and maps requested modules to the corresponding Qt packages. It then emits a CMakeLists snippet that enables automoc, autouic, and autorcc, links Qt libraries, and defines a simple executable or library target.
Audience and value: developers who want reproducible, cross-platform builds with Qt, build engineers migrating projects from IDE-specific configurations, teams adopting CI pipelines, and Qt consultants who standardize project templates. Its unique value lies in automatic compatibility decisions (Qt version mapping), integrated module validation, and ready-to-use template outputs to reduce boilerplate and errors.
Core features and use cases: input-driven generation, Qt6/Qt5 switching, example CMakeLists, command-line and IDE-ready artifacts, and optional multi-config outputs for different kits. Use cases include bootstrapping new Qt apps, upgrading to Qt6, or migrating from QMake to CMake within Qt Creator.