triqt
Run the Qt event loop from within the Trio event loop. With inspiration and code borrowed from Quamash
A simple way to use trio with your Python Qt application. To begin running the app
>>> app = App()
>>> trio.run(task, instruments=[triqt.Instrument(app)])
To invoke an async function from Qt using a Signal
>>> triqt.async_signal(func, args)
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