hatch-pyside 0.5.5

A hatch plugin to build Pyside6 elements

hatch-pyside

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Table Of Contents

• Goal
• Status
• Installation
• Usage
  • Plugin
  • GUI
  • Developer
• Compatibility
• Contributing
• License

Goal

This is a hatch plugin able to automatically build the required Python files from their associated Qt source file. For example, it will build a ui_MainWindow.py file from a MainWindow.ui one.

Additionally, it installs pyside-build, a GUI tool to manage the proj_name.pyproject file that is used by pyside6-project (which is internally called by hatch-pyside).

Status

The plugin and the GUI are currently beta quality. They still lack real world tests and a decent documentation.

Starting with the 0.5.4 version, the plugin provides explanatory messages if the underlying pyside6-project command fails.

Installation

The installation only makes sense if you want to use the GUI script. For a simple plugin usage, the hatchling build backend will automatically install the plugin.

pip install hatch-pyside

Usage

Plugin

You only have to declare the plugin as a build dependency, and configure it to declare the directories that contain the Qt source files to compile.

If they contain a configured .pyproject file you are done:

[build-system]
requires = ["hatchling", "hatch-pyside"]
build-backend = "hatchling.build"
#...
# Declare the source folder(s) to the pyside plugin
[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel.hooks.pyside]
folders = ["src/foo"]

GUI

If you install the package in your environment, you will gain access to the pyside-builder GUI tool. It uses the plugin configuration to know what are the directories of interest, and allow you to easily populate a .pyproject file

Developer

If you want to modify hatch-pyside, you can either grab the source package from PyPI, or better clone the GitHub repository:

git clone https://github.com/s-ball/hatch-pyside.git

Compatibility

hatch-pyside works fine with PySide6 in versions 6.8.x . In the new 6.9, pyside6-project has a dependency on tomlkit which is not correctly handled by the pip dependencies machinery. For that reason, the current version of hatch-pyside requires a version 6.8.x of PySide6.

Contributing

I shall always be glad to receive issues or Pull Requests on GitHub. But as I am the only maintainer, I cannot guarantee to react quickly to them. Please feel free to contact me by mail if I do not answer quickly enough...

License

hatch-pyside is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.