A collection of utility programs for PyQt5 development.
pip install qtilities
git clone https://github.com/pylipp/qtilities
cd qtilities
make install
Python QML Previewer and Client
pqp
previews QML components and continuously updates while you're editing the source code.
Launch an empty previewer:
> pqp
Launch the previewer displaying one or more components by providing the paths:
> pqp TextFoo.qml bar/ComboBaz.qml
Load components by clicking the 'Load' button.
Alternatively you can run the client:
> pqpc HackWindow.qml
It sends one or more component paths via UDP to port 31415. The previewer pqp
listens to that port and loads the components.
pqp
continuously updates, regardless of changes in the source code or not. If you wish to test user interaction functionality of your component, you can pause the preview by clicking the 'Preview' button.
Basic ctags generator for QML components
qmltags
generates 'class' ctags for custom QML components, 'method' ctags for 'function's, and 'variables' ctags for 'property's.
Run without arguments to recursively parse the current directory and its subdirectories for QML files
> qmltags
Alternatively, you can provide one or more paths to QML components:
> qmltags HackWindow.qml screen/*.qml
This assumes that your shell performs file name expansion.
Note that qmltags
overwrites a qmltags
file in the current working directory if it exists. You can specify a custom output filepath:
> qmltags HackWindow.qml screen/*.qml -o mytags
Configure vim
to take the generated qmltags
file into account:
set tags=./tags,./qmltags;$HOME
Basic Python port of the
qmlscene
utility
Run with a QML file holding an arbitrary component as argument:
> pyqmlscene MyComponent.qml
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -U pip
pip install -U -e .
source .venv/bin/activate
python -m unittest
pip install -U -e .[packaging]
- Add git tag with bumped version number.
- Run
make publish
.