QtPyConvert 3.1.0

An automatic Python Qt binding transpiler to the Qt.py abstraction layer. It aims to help in your modernization of your Python Qt code. QtPyConvert supports the following bindings out of the box: PyQt4, PySide, PyQt5, PySide2. It also has experimental support for defining your own bindings.

• Project Goals

• Project Information

• Built With

• Contributing

• Authors

• License

An automatic Python Qt binding transpiler to the Qt.py abstraction layer. It aims to help in your modernization of your Python Qt code. QtPyConvert supports the following bindings out of the box: * PyQt4 * PySide * PyQt5 * PySide2

It also has experimental support for defining your own bindings. > See customization for more information

Project Goals

Convert any code using any of the four major Qt for Python bindings into the standardized Qt.py abstraction layer.

Warn users about incompatibilities or unsupported code. (WIP)

Standardize Qt imports to maintain sanity in code comprehension. > Removing start imports and deep class/module imports

Project Information

Built With

• Qt.py - The Qt abstraction library that we port code to.

• RedBaron - The alternate Python AST which allows us to modify and preserve comments + formatting.

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Authors

• Alex Hughes - Initial work - Digital Domain

• Rafe Sacks - Prototyping help - Digital Domain

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

License

This project is licensed under a modified Apache 2.0 license - see the LICENSE file for details