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SingleApplication is a replacement of the QtSingleApplication for Qt5 and Qt6.
It keeps the Primary Instance of your Application and kills each subsequent instances. It can (if enabled) spawn secondary (non-related to the primary) instances and can send data to the primary instance from secondary instances.
The Qt Remote Objects module is an inter-process communication (IPC) module developed for Qt. The idea is to extend existing Qt's functionalities to enable an easy exchange of information between processes or computers.
The Qt for Python product enables the use of Qt6 APIs in Python applications. It lets Python developers utilize the full potential of Qt, using the PySide6 module. The PySide6 module provides access to the individual Qt modules such as QtCore, QtGui,and so on. Qt for Python also comes with the Shiboken6 CPython binding code generator, which can be used to generate Python bindings for your C or C++ code.
This package contains the translations for Qt contributed by the Qt community.
The Qt Charts module provides a set of easy to use chart components. It uses the Qt Graphics View Framework, therefore charts can be easily integrated to modern user interfaces. Qt Charts can be used as QWidgets, QGraphicsWidget, or QML types. Users can easily create impressive graphs by selecting one of the charts themes.
PyQt is a set of Python v2 and v3 bindings for the Qt application framework. The bindings are implemented as a set of Python modules and contain over 620 classes.
The Qt for Python product enables the use of Qt5 APIs in Python applications. It lets Python developers utilize the full potential of Qt, using the PySide2 module. The PySide2 module provides access to the individual Qt modules such as QtCore, QtGui,and so on. Qt for Python also comes with the Shiboken2 CPython binding code generator, which can be used to generate Python bindings for your C or C++ code.
This package contains the union of PyQt and the Qscintilla extension.
This package provides some QT/QML utilities that might be used by various hypr* apps.
WAF is an extension for animating Qt widgets.
This package provides a Qt/C++ implementation of https://promisesaplus.com/ standard for the ``promises'' programming paradigm.
The Qt Quick Controls 2 module contains the Qt Labs Platform module that provides platform integration: native dialogs, menus and menu bars, and tray icons. It falls back to Qt Widgets when a native implementation is not available.
The Qt Graphical Effects module provides a set of QML types for adding visually impressive and configurable effects to user interfaces. Effects are visual items that can be added to Qt Quick user interface as UI components. The API consists of over 20 effects provided as separate QML types. The effects cover functional areas such as blending, masking, blurring, coloring, and many more.
This plugin for the Accounts-SSO SignOn daemon handles the OAuth 1.0 and 2.0 authentication protocols.
The qt5compat package includes application programming interfaces (APIs) from Qt 5 that were ported to Qt 6, to ease migration. It provides for example the GraphicalEffects module that came with the qtgraphicaleffects Qt 5 package.
KD SOAP is a tool for creating client applications for web services using the XML based SOAP protocol and without the need for a dedicated web server.
QHexEdit is a hex editor widget for the Qt framework. It is a simple editor for binary data, just like QPlainTextEdit is for text data.
Provides an abstraction layer on top of the various Qt bindings (PyQt5, PySide2, PyQt6, PySide6) and additional custom QWidgets.
The Qt WebChannel module enables peer-to-peer communication between the host (QML/C++ application) and the client (HTML/JavaScript application).
The Qt Network Authorization module provides an implementation of OAuth and OAuth2 authenticathon methods for Qt.
Qt Quick 3D Physics provides a high-level API for physics simulation. It supports simulating interactive rigid bodies as well as static meshes and non-colliding bodies used for detecting overlaps. Every simulated body can have its own physical properties like mass, density and friction.
QtSolutions is a set of components extending Qt.
QtLockedFile: A class that extends QFile with advisory locking functions.
QtPropertyBrowser: A framework that enables the user to edit a set of properties.
QtService: A helper for writing services such as Unix daemons.
QtSingleApplication: A component that provides support for applications that can be only started once per user.
QtSoap: A component that provides basic web service support with version 1.1 of the SOAP protocol.
The Qt Positioning API provides positioning information via QML and C++ interfaces. The Qt Positioning API lets you to determine a position by using a variety of possible sources, including satellite, wifi, or text files. That information can then be used to, for example, determine a position on a map. In addition, you can use to the API to retrieve satellite information and perform area based monitoring.
PyQt is a set of Python v2 and v3 bindings for the Qt application framework. The bindings are implemented as a set of Python modules and contain over 620 classes.