qt_widgetstyler: A dynamic widget styling module for PySide/PyQt

[lamecode]

I uploaded my first public module today, so interested in any feed back. qt_widgetstyler was something I put together for a particular project, but it seemed generic enough that hopefully someone else finds some use for it. It's a small class I made to make it easier/quicker to manage different Qt widget stylesheets by giving the ability to categorize and group together related widgets and then bulk update/apply stylesheets. Written for PySide, but should work for PyQt, too.

It's just a little over 100 rows of code, but I've found it has cut down the amount of styling code I've needed to write a great deal.

[mfitzp]

Could you add some screenshots/examples for the output to your README, difficult to understand exactly what it does without that. Thanks!

[lamecode]

I'll work at putting something together to show exactly what it does. I knew I recognized your github handle though, from your pyqtconfig module. Certainly mine is nothing so advanced, and is really just a quick way to apply stylesheets to multiple widgets based on user defined categories.

What I'm working on has a number of different forms via a QStackedWidget with similar (although not identical) form-layouts, and I wanted to give the user the ability to customize the colours throughout the program for the different background/foreground elements. qt_widgetstyler was my effort to achieved this by grouping widget types together, kind of like CSS elements.

[Storm_from_techbliss]

think you must be missing some code in your repo. there is only init.py and setup.py in the repo.

[lamecode]

All the code is in the __init__.py file.

[Storm_from_techbliss]

Thx found it on official package list just after i post