GObject Introspection bindings written in pure Python using ctypes and cffi (optional). API compatible with PyGObject.
Development Status:
WARNING: Lots of things are not implemented/supported.
See the ‘examples’ directory for working examples. Anything else will probably not work.
Code: https://github.com/lazka/pgi
License: LGPL 2.1+
Requirements:
libgirepository 1.0
cffi 0.8+ (optional, but needed for tests)
cairocffi 0.4+ (optional, for cairo support)
Usage
from pgi.repository import Gtk, GObject
or (preferred)
import pgi pgi.install_as_gi() from gi.repository import Gtk, GObject
Search paths
Typelibs will be loaded from paths in the environment variable GI_TYPELIB_PATH and /usr/lib/girepository-1.0/.
Shared libraries from paths in LD_LIBRARY_PATH and the default system search paths (see dlopen(3)).
Documentation
- PGI docs:
- Autogenerated GI docs:
Tests
./setup.py test will run unit tests using PGI and PyGObject
./setup.py test –pgi-only to skip PyGObject tests
./setup.py test –filter=StructTest to run tests which include StructTest (regexp)
./tests/libs/ includes additional libraries that will be used for testing if present. Call make in ./tests/libs/ to build them.
./setup.py quality will run pep8 and pyflakes tests
./setup.py coverage will create a test coverage report
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