13542377756 / qt-pyqt-pyside-custom-widgets

Awesome custom widgets made for QT Desktop Applications. Simplify your UI development process. These widgets can be used in QT Designer then imported to PySide code.

QT-PyQt-PySide-Custom-Widgets

Awesome custom widgets made for QT Desktop Applications. Simplify your UI development process. These widgets can be used in QT Designer then imported to PySide code.

Installation

First time installer:

pip install QT-PyQt-PySide-Custom-Widgets

Upgrade/install the latest version:

pip install --upgrade QT-PyQt-PySide-Custom-Widgets

Installation Testing

Run the following code to see if the installation was successful.

# Run this from your terminal or create a python file, 
# paste this code, then run
from Custom_Widgets.ProgressIndicator import test
test.main()

You should see the following interface:

How to use it.

• Read the full documentation plus video guides here

Watch the tutorial videos here

What is new?

Version 0.6.2:

• Added support for loading multiple JSON Stylesheets By default, the json file named style.json will be loaded, so no need to specify. The file must me inside the root directory of your project, json directory, or jsonstyles directory inside your project folder for it to be automatically loaded.

  If you have multiple JSON stylesheet files, then you can apply them to your GUI like this:

      ########################################################################
      # APPLY JSON STYLESHEET
      ########################################################################
      # self = QMainWindow class
      # self.ui = Ui_MainWindow / user interface class
      loadJsonStyle(self, self.ui, jsonFiles = {
          "mystyle.json",
          "mydirectory/myJsonStyle.json"
          })
      ########################################################################

  This feature is helpful especially when you have multiple windows files that will share only some parts of the stylesheet shuch app app title, settings etc.

• Toggle logs: You can now switch app logs on or off. This can be done from a python file:

  # Show Logs
  self.showCustomWidgetsLogs = True

  # Hide Logs
  self.showCustomWidgetsLogs = False

  From the JSON file:

  {
  "ShowLogs": true,

  {
  "ShowLogs": false,

Sample Images

Analog Gauge Widget

Responsive Animated GUI

Animated QStacked Widget