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QUi - Qt UI based framework for RADing some creation tools

Repository For ARCHIVE

This repo exists just for archiving some not anymore maintained useful code. Feel free to use it or any part of it for your projects.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for the full license text.

Contains

  • Easy to use base widget with support for

    • Settings Management

      • Object oriented declaration and usage with the Setting and the SettingsHandler classes. 
        # TODO MORE FACTUAL EXAMPLE
class Setting(object):
    def __init__(self, name, type_, scopes,
            label=None, tooltip=None, default_value=None):
    """
    Class to hold a setting value
    TODO
    type_: int, str, unicode, bool, float, [str]|[unicode]|(str,)|(unicode,)
    scopes: str(), unicode(), tuple|list(unicode()), tuple|list(str())
    """
    ...
        # TODO MORE FACTUAL EXAMPLE
class SettingsHandler(QObject):
    def add_setting(self, name, type_, scopes, default_value=None,
        label=None, tooltip=None):
        ...
      • Load / Save / User Interface

    • Set a documentation url by setting the widget doc_url property to whatever you want to point to, the ToolWidget class will add a button opening a browser on the provided url in its graphical interface.

      from qui.ui.widget import ToolWidget
class MehToolWidget(ToolWidget):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()
        self.doc_url = "https://fett263.com"

    • Close / Dynamic Refresh Buttons

  • Perforce API that support the reuse of connection within a with statements.

    def first_function(*args, p4_adapter=None, env=None, **kwargs):
    with server.connect(env=env, p4_adapter=p4_adapter) as p4_adapter:
        # You can pass the p4_adapter to another function using a with statement
        # to reuse the connection to the perforce server.
        second_function(*args, env=env, p4_adapter=p4_adapter, **kwargs)


def second_function(*args, p4_adapter=None, env=None, **kwargs):
    with server.connect(env=env, p4_adapter=p4_adapter) as p4_adapter:
        # You can modulate the exception level of the API
        # using a with statement as below.
        with p4_adapter.at_exception_level(P4.RAISE_NONE):
            p4_adapter.run('whatever')
        # Here the exception_level returns to whatever the
        # p4_adapter was at the beginnning of the function


from qui.vcs import perforce

with perforce.server.connect() as p4:
    first_function(p4_adapter=p4)

  • Settings System that can help to manage different scope of settings.

    • Example: Studio / Project / User scopes can specify any setting value and the developper can resolve this as he intended. (That's why there is no default implementation of the load_settings and save_settings slots for the moment)

History

It is based on a primitive toolset used in a video game studio to make tools inside Maya 2018.

It has been cleaned of all the maya specific and basically ported to python 3.