A reimplementation of pywin32 that is pure python. The default behaviour will try to use cffi (>= 1.3.0), if available, and fall back to using ctypes. Please note that there is no need to have a compiler available on installation or at runtime.
Usage
Example:
# Equivalent to 'import win32api' from pywin32. from win32ctypes.pywin32 import win32api win32api.LoadLibraryEx(sys.executable, 0, win32api.LOAD_LIBRARY_AS_DATAFILE)
Development setup
The following should be good enough:
pip install -r test_requirements.txt python install -e .
Change Log
Version 0.2.3
Do not use loal_module in backend selection code (#131, #132)
Add pywin32.pywintypes.Time (#122)
Version 0.2.2
Use ctypes.set_last_error to avoid race conditions (#122)
Version 0.2.1
Use faulthandler when testing and fix discovered errors (#115, #117).
Fix support for None username in credentials to be consistent in all backends (#99).
Test also on cp38, cp39, cp310, cp311 and use cp38 for linking (#114, #107, #100).
Add support for CredEnumerate extending code from @markb-EE (#110, #109, #111)
Remove support for older python versions < cp36 (#104, #120).
Version 0.2.0
Fix syntax error when installing in python 3.7 (#81).
Support testing on python 3.7 (#82).
Support testing on python 3.3 and python 3.4 (#77).
Do not use 2to3 (#75).
Support lazy wrapping of win32 functions (#67).
Add CRED_PERSIST constants (#79 contributed by @tivnet).
Version 0.1.2
(bugfix release)
Fix implementation for the deprecated api (#64).
Version 0.1.1
(bugfix release)
Update Manifest.in entries (#63)
fix VERSION path in Manifest.in (#62 contributed by @MinchinWeb)
Version 0.1.0
Update tests and provide better compatibility with pywin32 for Resource functions
Fix: Python 3.5 and 3.6 support (#52).
API additions to allow pywin32-ctypes to work with pyinstaller (#46 and #57 contributed by @virtuald).
Fix: do not update the global copy of the windows dlls (#42)
Add documentation and setup automatic builds in ReadTheDocs (#3, #36).
Add cffi backend to be used when available (#31).
Fix: EnumResourceTypes and EnumResourceNames would only return ints (#21, #30).
Restructure package layout to split core wrapping modules from pywin32 emulation (#15, #17).
Version 0.0.1
7/04/2014
Python 2.6 support (#13)
Python 3 support (#12)
Basic maintenance work (#11, #7)
Fix error raising to be pywin32 compatible (#8)
Package rename mini_pywin32 -> pywin32-ctypes
Add travis-ci integration using wine! (#2)
Support basic library and resource loading (#1)
mini_pywin32 is born
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