PyQt5
FrameworkOpen-source projects built with PyQt5
There are currently 19 open-source projects built with PyQt5, with a combined total of 26.7k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Python.
Showing 19 open-source projects
A cross-platform GUI tool to find duplicate files on your computer, written in Python with a Qt interface.
A free, cross-platform, open-source video editor with advanced animation, effects, and timeline editing.
A powerful, cross-platform Git GUI with a slick interface and extensive Git workflow tools.
Cast audio and video from macOS or Linux to Google Cast devices and Sonos speakers with support for high-quality formats.
An open-source diagnostic tool for creating custom ECU parameter screens and connecting to vehicle CAN networks via various OBD-II adapters.
A graphical interface for managing Linux applications across AppImage, Debian, Arch (AUR), Flatpak, Snap, and Web app formats.
A full-featured, multi-architecture debugger built on PyQt5 and Frida for reverse engineering and security analysis.
A multi-platform UFO font editor built with Python and PyQt5, offering Python scripting capabilities.
A cross-platform desktop UI tool for managing ESP32 microcontrollers running MicroPython, featuring an IDE, file manager, REPL, and real-time dashboards.
Utility scripts for loading, visualizing, and inspecting the KITTI-360 autonomous driving dataset.
A semi-automated pipeline for instance-aware cell segmentation, tracking, and migration analysis in phase contrast microscopy using Mask R-CNN.
A Python-based GUI tool for analyzing Android applications locally, including decompilation, logcat monitoring, and security testing.
An open-source Python toolbox for real-time EEG monitoring, analysis, and sensory stimulation during sleep for dream engineering research.
A Python/PyQt graphical interface for configuring Wacom tablets on MATE/KDE desktop environments.
An intelligent HTTP/Socks5 proxy for Windows that automatically detects and circumvents internet censorship with built-in Shadowsocks support.
An all-in-one tool for creating, training, debugging, and sharing HTM neural networks using the original NuPIC library.
Converts Fiddler or Charles session files into JMeter 4.0+ JMX scripts for automated HTTP interface testing and load testing.
A Python tool that extracts network structures from 2D images and outputs them as weighted undirected planar graphs.
A transparent Elixir wrapper for matplotlib.pyplot that enables Python-style plotting from Elixir code.
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