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howdie, this project looks awesome! was just looking around for updates in this sphere and it looks like you're actively working on this in the last couple minutes even 😄
I'm wondering if you could possibly be persuaded to use qtpy instead of directly importing from PyQt5, and to remove pyqt5 from your install_requires? I'm a core developer at napari and the author of magicgui, and would potentially want to use your package in those projects, but we want to support people using pyside as well.
thanks for making this available!
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thanks! I'll mention right up front, the downside is that pip install qt-range-slider won't work on it it's own, but qtpy will give an interpretable "missing backend" error, and you can provide an extras_require field in your setup.py for both pyqt5 and pyside2 and encourage your users to install with pip install qt-range-slider[pyqt5] or pip install qt-range-slider[pyside2]. Here is an example of how I've done that elsewhere (just using setup.cfg instead of setup.py)
howdie, this project looks awesome! was just looking around for updates in this sphere and it looks like you're actively working on this in the last couple minutes even 😄
I'm wondering if you could possibly be persuaded to use qtpy instead of directly importing from PyQt5, and to remove
pyqt5
from yourinstall_requires
? I'm a core developer at napari and the author of magicgui, and would potentially want to use your package in those projects, but we want to support people using pyside as well.thanks for making this available!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: