It actually doesn't seem to be that easy to access the Hello api with pythonnet as it's part of UWP. It might be possible using the Python `winrt` package but that seems to be dead as it won't support anything newer than Python 3.9.
Ah right, that's...unfortunate. If there is a use-case for it (I saw your other comment about Windows Hello potentially not being suitable for this), then could bring it back from the dead -- that's what I did with the Touch ID library (though that still ran fine on 3.12).
@@Carberra aha, I just found that `winsdk` is a community maintained copy of winrt. Having done `poetry add winsdk` I can now import and use the relevant functions. Now I just have to understand the Microsoft Hello docs.
Ah nice! And good luck my guy! The docs looked pretty vicious for most of it, but from what I could tell looking around again after recording the fingerprint section doesn't seem too bad, so it might not be too awful.
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It actually doesn't seem to be that easy to access the Hello api with pythonnet as it's part of UWP. It might be possible using the Python `winrt` package but that seems to be dead as it won't support anything newer than Python 3.9.
Ah right, that's...unfortunate. If there is a use-case for it (I saw your other comment about Windows Hello potentially not being suitable for this), then could bring it back from the dead -- that's what I did with the Touch ID library (though that still ran fine on 3.12).
@@Carberra aha, I just found that `winsdk` is a community maintained copy of winrt. Having done `poetry add winsdk` I can now import and use the relevant functions. Now I just have to understand the Microsoft Hello docs.
Ah nice! And good luck my guy! The docs looked pretty vicious for most of it, but from what I could tell looking around again after recording the fingerprint section doesn't seem too bad, so it might not be too awful.