qtinter — Interop between asyncio and Qt for Python

qtinter is a Python module that brings together asyncio and Qt for Python, allowing you to use one from the other seamlessly.

qtinter strives to be simple and reliable:

• Simple: You only need to add two lines of code to use asyncio from Qt and vice versa. No refactoring of your existing codebase is required.

• Reliable: qtinter features 100% code coverage and passes the entire asyncio test suite. Rest assured that your favorite asyncio or Qt component will work.

Read on for detailed documentation on qtinter.

• Getting Started
  • Requirements
  • Installation
  • Using asyncio from Qt
  • Using Qt from asyncio
  • Using modal dialogs
  • License
  • Contributing
  • Credits
• Examples
  • Color Chooser
  • Digital Clock
  • Http Client
  • Read Out
  • Where am I
• Developer Guide
  • Using using_asyncio_from_qt()
  • Using using_qt_from_asyncio()
  • Using asyncslot()
  • Using asyncsignal()
  • Using modal()
• Advanced Topics
  • Best Practice
  • Clean-up
  • Qt binding resolution
  • Handling keyboard interrupt
  • Writing portable code
  • Related libraries
• API Reference
  • Context managers
  • Helper functions
  • Loop factory
  • Low-level classes
  • Private API
• Under the Hood
  • Loop modes
  • Interleaved code
  • Eager execution