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win32

Call Windows APIs from Dart.

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Sep 14, 2026
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This monorepo contains the win32 family of Dart packages – everything you need to build Windows-native applications in Dart and Flutter. The packages range from low-level Win32 and COM API bindings to modern, type-safe APIs for everyday Windows features like the Registry, Clipboard, gamepads, and more.

📦 Packages

Package Description Pub Issues
ffi_leak_tracker Allocation tracking and leak detection for Dart FFI code pub issues
filepicker_windows File and directory picker for Windows that uses common dialog controls pub issues
win32 Call common Windows APIs directly from Dart using FFI pub issues
win32_clipboard A modern, type-safe Dart API for accessing and managing the Windows Clipboard pub issues
win32_gamepad A modern, type-safe Dart API for accessing gamepads connected to a Windows machine pub issues
win32_registry A modern, type-safe Dart API for accessing and managing the Windows Registry pub issues
win32_runner A Dart runner for Flutter Windows apps — no C++ compiler required pub issues
winmd Inspect and generate Windows Metadata (.winmd) files based on the ECMA-335 standard pub issues
Internal Packages
Package Description Issues
generator Generates Win32 and COM API projections from Windows Metadata issues

🐞 Features and Bugs

If you encounter bugs or need additional functionality, please file an issue.

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Halil Durmus ↗

Software Engineer • Dart Enthusiast💙🎯

LanguagesDartTypeScriptMDXCSSC++JavaScriptCMakeC

Categories

# win32# dart# ffi# windows# flutter

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Dependencies used

Dependency list 8 items

  • argsDevelopment^2.7.0
  • ffiDevelopment^2.1.4
  • ffi_leak_trackerDevelopment^0.1.1
  • halildurmus_hooksDevelopment^0.1.0
  • halildurmus_lintsDevelopment^1.1.0
  • melosDevelopment^8.0.0
  • pathDevelopment^1.9.1
  • win32Development^6.0.0

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