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Packaging pyqt5 apps with fbs

Distribute cross-platform GUI applications with the fman build system

Fbs is a cross-platform pyqt5 packaging system which supports building desktop applications for windows, mac and linux (ubuntu, fedora and arch). Built on top of pyinstaller it wraps some of the rough edges and defines a standard project structure which allows the build process to be entirely automated. The included resource API is particularly useful, simplifying the handling of external data files, images or third-party libraries — a common pain point when bundling apps.

This tutorial will take you through the steps of creating pyqt5 applications using fbs from scratch, and for converting existing projects over to the system. If you’re targeting multiple platforms with your app, it's definitely worth a look.

If you're impatient, you can grab the moonsweeper installers directly for windows, macos or linux (ubuntu).

Fbs is licensed under the GPL. This means you can use the fbs system for free in packages distributed with the GPL. For commercial (or other non-GPL) packages you must buy a commercial license. See the fbs licensing page for up-to-date information.

Fbs is built on top of pyinstaller. You can also use pyinstaller directly to package applications, see our packaging pyqt5 & pyside2 applications for windows, with pyinstaller tutorial.

Install requirements

Fbs works out of the box with both pyqt pyqt5 and qt for python pyside2 . The only other requirement is pyinstaller which handles the packaging itself. You can install these in a virtual environment (or your applications virtual environment) to keep your environment clean.

Fbs only supports python versions 3.5 and 3.6

Once created, activate the virtual environment by running from the command line —

Finally, install the required libraries. For pyqt5 you would use —

Or for qt for python (pyside2) —

Fbs installs a command line tool fbs into your path which provides access to all fbs management commands. To see the complete list of commands available run fbs .

Now you're ready to start packaging applications with fbs.

Starting an app

If you’re starting a pyqt5 application from scratch, you can use the fbs startproject management command to create a complete, working and packageable application stub in the current folder. This has the benefit of allowing you to test (and continue to test) the packageability of your application as you develop it, rather than leaving it to the end.

The command walks you through a few questions, allowing you to fill in details of your application. These values will be written into your app source and configuration. The bare-bones app will be created under the src/ folder in the current directory.

If you already have your own working pyqt5 app you will need to either a) use the generated app as a guideline for converting yours to the same structure, or b) create a new app using `startproject` and migrate the code over.

Running your new project

You can run this new application using the following fbs command in the same folder you ran startproject from.

If everything is working this should show you a small empty window with your apps' title — exciting eh?

Hello world app on windows

Hello world app on mac

Hello world app on linux

The application structure

The startproject command generates the required folder structure for a fbs pyqt5 application. This includes a src/build which contains the build settings for your package, main/icons which contains the application icons, and src/python for the source.

Your bare-bones pyqt5 application is generated in src/main/python/main.Py and is a complete working example you can use to base your own code on.

If you’ve built pyqt5 applications before you’ll notice that building an application with fbs introduces a new concept — the applicationcontext .

The applicationcontext

When building pyqt5 applications there are typically a number of components or resources that are used throughout your app. These are commonly stored in the qmainwindow or as global vars which can get a bit messy as your application grows. The applicationcontext provides a central location for initialising and storing these components, as well as providing access to some core fbs features.

The applicationcontext object also creates and holds a reference to a global qapplication object — available under applicationcontext.App . Every qt application must have one (and only one) qapplication to hold the event loop and core settings. Without fbs you would usually define this at the base of your script, and call .Exec() to start the event loop.

Without fbs this would look something like this —

The equivalent with fbs would be —

If you want to create your own custom `qapplication` initialisation you can overwrite the `.App` property on your `applicationcontext` subclass using `cached_property` (see below).

This basic example is clear to follow. However, once you start adding custom styles and translations to your application the initialisation can grow quite a bit. To keep things nicely structured fbs recommends creating a .Run method on your applicationcontext .

This method should handle the setup of your application, such as creating and showing a window, finally starting up the event loop on the .App object. This final step is performed by calling self.App.Exec_() at the end of the method.

As your initialisation gets more complicated you can break out subsections into separate methods for clarity, for example —

On execution the `.Run()` method will be called and your event loop started. Execution continues in this event loop until the application is exited, at which point your `.Run()` method will return (with the appropriate exit code).

Building a real application

The bare-bones application doesn’t do very much, so below we’ll look at something more complete — the moonsweeper application from my 15 minute apps. The updated source code is available to download below.

Only the changes required to convert moonsweeper over to fbs are covered here. If you want to see how_ moonsweeper_ itself works, see the original app article. The custom application icons were created using icon art by freepik.

The project follows the same basic structure as for the stub application we created above.

The src/build/settings/base.Json stores the basic details about the application, including the entry point to run the app with fbs run or once packaged.

The script entry point is at the base of src/main/python/main.Py . This creates the appcontext object and calls the .Run() method to start up the app.

The applicationcontext defines a .Run() method to handle initialisation. In this case that consists of creating and showing the main window, then starting up the event loop.

The cached_property decorator

The .Run() method accesses self.Main_window . You’ll notice that this method is wrapped in an fbs @cached_property decorator. This decorator turns the method into a property (like the python @property decorator) and caches the return value.

The first time the property is accessed the method is executed and the return value cached. On subsequent calls, the cached value is returned directly without executing anything. This also has the side-effect of postponing creation of these objects until they are needed.

You can use @cached_property to define each application component (a window, a toolbar, a database connection or other resources). However, you don’t have to use the @cached_property — you could alternatively declare all properties in your applicationcontext.__init__ block as shown below.

Accessing resources with .Get_resource

Applications usually require additional data files beyond the source code — for example files icons, images, styles (qt’s .Qss files) or documentation. You may also want to bundle platform-specific libraries or binaries. To simplify this fbs defines a folder structure and access method which work seamlessly across development and distributed versions.

The top level folder resources/ should contain a folder base plus any combination of the other folders shown below. The base folder contains files common to all platforms, while the platform-specific folders can be used for any files specific to a given OS.

Getting files into the right place to load from a distributed app across all platforms is usually one of the faffiest bits of distributing pyqt applications. It’s really handy that fbs handles this for you.

To simplify the loading of resources from your resources/ folder in your applications fbs provides the applicationcontext.Get_resource() method. This method takes the name of a file which can be found somewhere in the resources/ folder and returns the absolute path to that file. You can use this returned absolute path to open the file as normal.

In our moonsweeper application above, we have a bomb image file available at src/main/resources/base/images/bug.Jpg . By calling ctx.Get_resource('images/bug.Png') we get the absolute path to that image file on the filesystem, allowing us to open the file within our app.

If the file does not exist `filenotfounderror` will be raised instead.

The handy thing about this method is that it transparently handles the platform folders under src/main/resources giving OS-specific files precedence. For example, if the same file was also present under src/main/resources/mac/images/bug.Jpg and we called ctx.Get_resource('images/bug.Jpg') we would get the mac version of the file.

Additionally get_resource works both when running from source and when running a frozen or installed version of your application. If your resources/ load correctly locally you can be confident they will load correctly in your distributed applications.

Using the applicationcontext from app

As shown above, our applicationcontext object has cached properties to load and return the resources. To allow us to access these from our qmainwindow we can pass the context in and store a reference to it in our window __init__ .

Now that we have access to the context via self.Ctx we can use it this in any place we want to reference these external resources.

The first time we access self.Ctx.Img_bomb the file will be loaded, the qimage created and returned. On subsequent calls, we’ll get the image from the cache.

Those are all the changes needed to get the moonsweeper app packageable with fbs. If you open up the source folder you should be able to start it up as before.

If that’s working, you’re ready to move onto freezing and building in the installer.

Freezing the app

Freezing is the process of turning a python application into a standalone executable that can run on another user’s computer. Use the following command to turn the app's source code into a standalone executable:

The resulting executable depends on the platform you freeze on — the executable will only work on the OS you built it on (e.G. An executable built on windows will run on another windows computer, but not on a mac).

Windows will create an .Exe executable in the folder target/

Macos X will create an .App application bundle in target/.App

Linux will create an executable in the folder target/

On windows you may need to install the windows 10 SDK, although fbs will prompt you if this is the case.

Creating the installer

While you can share the executable files with users, desktop applications are normally distributed with installers which handle the process of putting the executable (and any other files) in the correct place. See the following sections for platform-specific notes before creating

You must freeze your app first then create the installer.

Windows installer

The windows installer allows your users to pick the installation directory for the executable and adds your app to the user’s start menu. The app is also added to installed programs, allowing it to be uninstalled by your users.

Before you create installers on windows you will need to install NSIS and ensure its installation directory is in your PATH . You can then build an installer using —

The windows installer will be created at target/setup.Exe .

Moonsweeper windows NSIS installer

Mac installer

There are no additional steps to create a macos installer. Just run the fbs command —

Moonsweeper mac disk image

Linux installer

To build installers on linux you need to install the ruby tool effing package management! — use the installation guide to get it set up. Once that is in place you can use the standard command to create the linux package file.

The resulting package will be created under the target/ folder. Depending on your platform the package file will be named .Deb , .Pkg.Tar.Xz or .Rpm . Your users can install this file with their package manager.

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Fbs application

This tutorial shows how you can use fbs to create a simple python GUI and an associated installer:

You can follow this tutorial on windows, mac or linux. Only python 3.5 or 3.6 will work. Other versions will likely give errors.

Create a virtual environment in the current directory:

Activate the virtual environment:

The remainder of the tutorial assumes that the virtual environment is active.

Install the required libraries (most notably, fbs and pyqt5 ):

(if this produces errors, try pip install wheel first.)

You can also use qt for python instead of pyqt. To do this, simply write pyside2 instead of pyqt5 throughout this tutorial. For the above, use pip install pyside2==5.12.0 .

Execute the following command to start a new fbs project:

This asks you a few questions. You can for instance use tutorial as the app name and your name as the author.

The command creates a new folder called src/ in your current directory. This folder contains the minimum configuration for a bare-bones pyqt app.

To run the basic pyqt application from source, execute the following command:

This shows a (admittedly not very exciting) window. Screenshots on windows/mac/ubuntu:

Source code of the sample app

Let's now take a look at the source code of the pyqt app that was generated. It is at src/main/python/main.Py :

The important steps are highlighted as comments. They're the only boilerplate that's required. In the middle of the code, you can see that a window is being created, resized and then shown.

We want to turn the source code of our app into a standalone executable that can be run on your users' computers. In the context of python applications, this process is called "freezing".

Use the following command to turn the app's source code into a standalone executable:

This creates the folder target/tutorial . You can copy this directory to any other computer (with the same OS as yours) and run the app there! Isn't that awesome?

Desktop applications are normally distributed by means of an installer. On windows, this would be an executable called tutorialsetup.Exe . On mac, mountable disk images such as tutorial.Dmg are commonly used. On linux, .Deb files are common on ubuntu, .Rpm on fedora / centos, and .Pkg.Tar.Xz on arch.

Fbs lets you generate each of the above packages via the command:

Depending on your operating system, this may require you to first install some tools. Please read on for OS-specific instructions.

Before you can use the installer command on windows, please install NSIS and add its installation directory to your PATH environment variable.

The installer is created at target/tutorialsetup.Exe . It lets your users pick the installation directory and adds your app to the start menu. It also creates an entry in windows' list of installed programs. Your users can use this to uninstall your app. The following screenshots show these steps in action:

On mac, the installer command generates the file target/tutorial.Dmg . When your users open it, they see the following volume:

To install your app, your users simply drag its icon to the applications folder (also shown in the volume).

On linux, the installer command requires that you have fpm. You can for instance follow these instructions to install it.

Depending on your linux distribution, fbs creates the installer at target/tutorial.Deb , . Pkg.Tar.Xz or . Rpm . Your users can use these files to install your app with their respective package manager.

A more interesting example

We will now create a more powerful example. Here's what it looks like on windows:

When you click on the button in the window, a new quote is fetched from the internet and displayed above.

Before you can run this example, you need to install the python requests library. To do this, type in the following command:

The source code of the new app consists of two files:

Please copy the former over the existing file in src/main/python/ , and the latter into the new directory src/main/resources/base/ . If you are using pyside2 instead of pyqt, you have to replace all occurrences of pyqt5 in main.Py by pyside2 .

Once you have followed these steps, you can do fbs run (or fbs freeze etc.) as before.

The new app uses the following code to fetch quotes from the internet:

You can see that it uses the requests library we just installed above. Feel free to open build-system.Fman.Io/quote in the browser to get a feel for what it returns. Its data comes from a public database.

The app follows the same basic steps as before. It instantiates an application context and ends by calling appctxt.App.Exec_() :

What's different is what happens in between:

The first line uses get_resource(. ) to obtain the path to styles.Qss . This is a QSS file, qt's equivalent to CSS. The next line reads its contents and sets them as the stylesheet of the application context's .App .

Fbs ensures that get_resource(. ) works both when running from source (i.E. During fbs run ) and when running the compiled form of your app. In the former case, the returned path is in src/main/resources . In the latter, it will be in your app's installation directory. Fbs handles the corresponding details transparently.

The next-to-last line instantiates mainwindow . This new class sets up the text field for the quote and the button. When the button is clicked, it changes the contents of the text field using _get_quote() above. You can find the full code in main.Py .

As already mentioned, you can use fbs run to run the new app. But here's what's really cool: you can also do fbs freeze and fbs installer to distribute it to other computers. Fbs includes the requests dependency and the styles.Qss file automatically.

Fbs lets you use python and qt to create desktop applications for windows, mac and linux. It can create installers for your app, and automatically handles the packaging of third-party libraries and data files. These things normally take weeks to figure out. Fbs gives them to you in minutes instead.

Fbs's manual explains the technical foundation of the steps in this tutorial. Read it to find out more about fbs's required directory structure, dependency management, handling of data files, custom build commands, API and more.

If you have not used pyqt before: it's the library that allowed us in the above examples to use qt (a GUI framework) from python. Fbs's contribution is not to combine python and qt. It's to make it very easy to package and deploy pyqt-based apps to your users' computers. For an introduction to pyqt, see here.

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Cell-based applications are an integral part of not only basic research, but also biochemical studies, vaccine development, and drug discovery to name a few. Fetal bovine serum (FBS) is the most commonly used serum as it provides the most robust culture system for the widest range of cell types. Gibco FBS can provide the cell health, maintenance and viability critical for optimal performance and cell growth in your culture medium.

Through our unwavering commitment to quality, we continue to provide scientists with the consistent reliability, service, value, and innovation that have made gibco fetal bovine serum products a global market leader since 1962. Discover the differences that gibco fetal bovine serum can deliver for your research and production today.

Gibco fetal bovine serum products

Choose the right fetal bovine serum for your specific cell culture needs—from basic research to specialty assays. Whether you need fetal bovine serum with the least viral risk, the lowest endotoxin levels, or sera qualified for specialty applications and assays, gibco products offer superior value.

Value FBS

Sera for standard research applications

Up to 50 quality tests including 9CFR virus testing, endotoxin, performance

Triple 0.1 micron filtration

Premium FBS

Sera with the least risk of BSE and lower viral risk

NEW premium plus FBS our most defined serum with best in class specifications

Meets USP/EP guidelines

Up to 96 quality tests including EMA virus testing; USP/EP mycoplasma, endotoxin, performance; biochemical/hormonal profiling; oritain fingerprinting

Triple 0.1 micron filtration

Specialty FBS

Sera qualified for specialty research

NEW tet-system approved FBS helping ensure optimal induction for your expression systems

Specific assays, including stem cell research, immunoassays, antibodies, and others

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