Minimalist Python library aimed at working with Windows Registry.
Installation
pip install winregistry
Usage
>>> from winregistry import WinRegistry as Reg
>>> reg = Reg()
>>> path = r'HKLM\SOFTWARE\remove_me'
>>> reg.create_key(path + r'\test')
>>> True if 'remove_me' in reg.read_key(r'HKLM\SOFTWARE')['keys'] else False
True
>>> reg.write_value(path, 'Value name', b'21', 'REG_BINARY')
>>> reg.read_key(path)
{'keys': ['test'], 'values': [{'value': 'Value name', 'data': b'21...
>>> reg.read_value(path, 'Value name')
{'value': 'Value name', 'data': b'21', 'type': 'REG_BINARY'}
>>> reg.delete_value(path, 'Value name')
>>> reg.delete_key(path + r'\test')
>>> reg.read_key(path)
{'keys': [], 'values': [], 'modify': datetime.datetime(2017, 4, 16...
>>> reg.delete_key(path)
>>> True if 'remove_me' in reg.read_key(r'HKLM\SOFTWARE')['keys'] else False
False
Usage with Robot Testing Framework Library
*** Settings ***
Library winregistry.robot
*** Test Cases ***
Valid Login
${path} = Set Variable HKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run
Write Registry Value ${path} Notepad notepad.exe
${autorun} = Read Registry Key ${path}
Delete Registry Value ${path} Notepad
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