A quick suggestion for the docs. I'm new to Python for Qt and wasn't sure whether pytest-qt or Qt Test was best for starting out my tests or how the two were related.
Both PySide and PyQt allow rapid prototyping and development of Qt applications using the Python programming language. However, the Qt Test framework is focused on C++, and only a subset of its functionality is available in Python. Together with the “unittest” module in the Python standard library (which exposes a heavyweight, xUnit-like API), this can make tests unnecessarily cumbersome to write. The pytest framework coupled with the pytest-qt plugin allows writing tests for Qt/Python code in a much more straightforward and fun way. It exposes the QTestLib API, but also adds various high-level functionality with an API which is more suitable for Python code. ...
Some of that text might be useful background info in the docs somewhere, maybe as a callout in the introduction page of the docs?
Thanks a lot @danielmcquillen, indeed this would be a nice addition to the docs. Would you like to open a PR with that? This would be a nice contribution, and can even be done directly from the GitHub UI. 😁
A quick suggestion for the docs. I'm new to Python for Qt and wasn't sure whether pytest-qt or Qt Test was best for starting out my tests or how the two were related.
Then I saw this blurb from the Qt World Summit website:
Some of that text might be useful background info in the docs somewhere, maybe as a callout in the introduction page of the docs?
Just a thought. Hope it's helpful.