A Python library that enables Material Symbols / Material Icons by Google to be used in Qt using PySide.
Install using pip:
pip install qt-material-icons
from PySide6 import QtGui
from qt_material_icons import MaterialIcon
# Create a QIcon object
icon = MaterialIcon('search')
# Set a color
color = QtGui.QColor('red')
icon.set_color(color)
# Set a color for a state, for example when a button is checked
icon.set_color(color, state=QtGui.QIcon.State.On)
# Set a different icon for a state, for example when a button is checked
toggle_icon = MaterialIcon('toggle_off')
toggle_icon_on = MaterialIcon('toggle_on')
toggle_icon.set_icon(toggle_icon_on, state=QtGui.QIcon.State.On)
Refer to Google Material Symbols & Icons for browsing icons.
To contribute please refer to the Contributing Guide.
MIT License. Copyright 2024 - Beat Reichenbach. See the License file for details.
The Material Symbols / Material Icons are licensed under Apache License Version 2.0.
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Material Symbols by Google for Qt using PySide
We found that qt-material-icons demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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