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UITK: Dynamic UI Management for Python with PySide2
UITK is a comprehensive Python package designed to streamline the creation, management, and interaction of user interfaces (UIs) using PySide2. With a focus on versatility, UITK leverages a naming convention-based switchboard module to dynamically load UI files, register custom widgets, manage slots and styles, and facilitate interaction with widgets. The primary goal of UITK is to simplify the development process of complex UIs and enhance the efficiency of event handling.
Key Features
- Dynamic UI file loading
- Custom widget registration and usage
- Utility properties for MainWindow and child widget subclassing
- Efficient management of slot connections and event handling
- Support for UI hierarchy navigation and submenus
- Custom event behavior through UI tags
- UI and slot history storage and retrieval
Module Overview
Module | Description |
---|---|
switchboard | Handles dynamic UI loading, assigns convenience properties, and manages slot connections. |
events | Manages event handling for dynamic UI widgets. |
stylesheet | Defines stylesheet presets and auto-applies them to your UI upon initialization. |
widgets | A source directory for custom widgets. |
Installation:
Add the uitk
folder to a directory on your python path, or
install via pip in a command line window using:
python -m pip install uitk
Basic Example:
Create an instance of Switchboard to load and connect your dynamic ui.
from uitk import Switchboard, signals
class MyProject:
...
class MyProjectSlots(MyProject):
def __init__(self):
self.sb = self.switchboard()
@signals("released") # Specify signal(s) other than the default
def MyButtonsObjectName(self):
self.sb.message_box("Button Pressed")
sb = Switchboard(ui_location="example", slots_location=MyProjectSlots)
ui = sb.example
ui.set_style(theme="dark")
print("ui:".ljust(20), type(ui))
print("ui name:".ljust(20), ui.name)
print("ui path:".ljust(20), ui.path) # The directory path containing the UI file
print("is current ui:".ljust(20), ui.is_current)
print("is connected:".ljust(20), ui.is_connected)
print("is initialized:".ljust(20), ui.is_initialized)
print("slots:".ljust(20), ui.slots) # The associated slots class instance
print("method:".ljust(20), ui.MyButtonsObjectName.get_slot())
print(
"widget from method:".ljust(20),
sb.get_widget_from_method(ui.MyButtonsObjectName.get_slot()),
)
for w in ui.widgets: # All the widgets of the UI
print(
"child widget:".ljust(20),
(w.name or type(w).__name__).ljust(20),
w.base_name.ljust(20),
id(w),
)
ui.show(app_exec=True)
Advanced Example:
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