pycronet (cffi)
This package provides minimal Python bindings to Cronet using cffi.
Build
The build expects a local Cronet build under ../build/dist (relative to this
folder). You can override paths using environment variables:
CRONET_BUILD_DIR: GN build directory (default:../build)CRONET_DIST_DIR: Dist directory containinginclude/andlib/(default:../build/dist)
Example:
python -m pip install .
Runtime
The bindings expose the raw ffi and lib objects plus a small Engine wrapper.
import pycronet
print(pycronet.engine_version())
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