qts - use the Qt you’ve got
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Introduction
qts is a Qt5/6 and PyQt/PySide compatibility layer for your libraries and applications. It is designed to work with mypy and includes a CLI utility to notify mypy of the needed conditions. To keep the scope reasonable, qts will focus on the variances that all code using Qt will need such as imports and signals. Nuanced detailed differences will not be abstracted away. Helper functions and similar may be provided on a case by case basis.
import qts
import qts.util
def main():
qts.set_wrapper(qts.available_wrappers()[0])
from qts import QtWidgets
application = QtWidgets.QApplication([])
widget = QtWidgets.QLabel("this is qts")
widget.show()
qts.util.exec(application)
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