pyqt-dark-gray-theme

PyQt dark-gray theme

Note

This is deprecated except for my personal project. If you want to use the dark-gray style, use qtsasstheme.

Requirements

• PyQt5 >= 5.8

Setup

python -m pip install pyqt-dark-gray-theme

Included Packages

• qtsasstheme - For get dark-gray theme css code

Usage

• getThemeStyle() -> str - use it to QMainWindow, QDialog.

• getIconButtonStyle() -> str - use it to QPushButton/QToolButton which has an icon. This is for button which contains icon only.

• getIconTextButtonStyle() -> str - use it to QPushButton/QToolButton which has no icon. This is for button which contains text only or icon and text.

• getMenuBarStyle(menu_bar: QMenuBar) -> str use it to QMenuBar. This is for dealing with menu bar. You have to give the menu bar you want to change its style.

• getMainWidgetStyle() -> str use it to top level QWidget. This is for dealing with the case of QWidget as a main window.

Example

Code Sample

Example GUI app - pyqt-comic-viewer (which is QMainWindow as a parent class)

from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QApplication, QPushButton

from pyqt_comic_viewer.comicBookViewer import ComicBookViewer

from pyqt_dark_gray_theme.darkGrayTheme import getThemeStyle, getIconButtonStyle, getIconTextButtonStyle, \

    getMenuBarStyle





if __name__ == "__main__":

    import sys



    app = QApplication(sys.argv)

    ex = ComicBookViewer()

    ex.setStyleSheet(getThemeStyle()) # whole theme

    btns = ex.findChildren(QPushButton) # buttons

    for btn in btns:

        # check if text exists

        if btn.text().strip() == '':

            btn.setStyleSheet(getIconButtonStyle()) # no text - icon button style

        else:

            btn.setStyleSheet(getIconTextButtonStyle()) # text - icon-text button style

    menu_bar = ex.menuBar() # menu bar

    menu_bar_style = getMenuBarStyle(menu_bar)

    menu_bar.setStyleSheet(menu_bar_style)

    ex.show()

    app.exec_()

Result