AtlasRating

Zero to five stars with halves drawn, read-only by default, or editable with hover preview, click and keyboard.

Since 1.4.0

Zero to five stars. value is 0 to 5 and halves are drawn (4.5 shows four stars and a half). It is readOnly by default, a rating to look at. Set readOnly: false to let the user choose: the stars under the pointer preview the choice, and a click sets whole stars and emits edited(). count adds "(123)" after the stars, the number of ratings behind a value.

AtlasRating is a Qt Quick Controls Control; its inherited properties work as usual.

Example

AtlasRating { value: app.rating; count: app.ratingCount }
AtlasRating {
    readOnly: false
    value: review.stars
    onEdited: review.stars = value
    Accessible.name: qsTr("Your rating")
}

Properties

Name	Type	Default	Description
`count`	`int`	`0`	The number of ratings behind the value. `0` or less shows none.
`readOnly`	`bool`	`true`	`false` lets the user choose.
`starSize`	`real`	a small-medium icon size	The size of a star.
`value`	`real`	`0`	The rating, 0 to 5. Held to that range and rounded to halves.

Signals

Name	Description
`edited()`	The user changed `value` by click or keyboard. Not emitted for a change from code.

Keyboard

When editable, the control is a Tab stop. Left and Right change the value by one (mirrored in right-to-left layouts), Home clears it and End gives five.

Accessibility

Read-only, screen readers get a static "4.5 out of 5". Editable, they get a slider that can increase and decrease; give it an Accessible.name.