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ncursesw-win 
This is a wrapper crate around the ncursesw crate, it's purpose is too abstracts away the raw pointers that ncurses uses and function in a more safe way, however a knowledge of how ncurses works is advised to use the true power of this library.
Please see the README.md for ncursesw for more details.
Inclusion
[dependencies]
ncursesw-win = "0.3"
Or to use the latest git version
[dependencies]
ncursesw-win = { git = "https://github.com/narfit66/ncursesw-win-rs" }
Building
The compiled library will be built in the target directory.
cargo build
How to Use
extern crate ncurseswwin;
use ncurseswwin::*;
To use attributes and color pairs
use ncurseswwin::normal::*; // for 'ansi' color pairs and attributes...
use ncurseswwin::extend::*; // or for 'extended' color pairs and attributes.
Examples
Examples are built by cargo build --examples. To run them, use cargo run --example <EXAMPLE>.
Current examples are Safe Initialisation/Calling Of NCurses (ncursesw_entry-test), Ansi Border Drawing (border-test), Unicode Border Drawing (border_set-test), Unicode Box Drawing (box_drawing-test), Mouse Events (mouse-test) and Ripoff Lines (ripoff-test).
Documentation
This at the moment is only partial but the end objective is to document the whole crate/library.
License
Licensed under the MIT license, see LICENSE