=========================================================================EDITAs per @Hackerman 's answer, the issue was that the dll was unable to find my reference. The path for System.Management.Automation required powershell version 3.0 to be installed on the machine in order to load the reference. My server was running powershell version 2.0, but after installing version 3.0 the dll was able to load the reference and Rainmeter would display my results as expected.
rainmeter unable to load language library
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If none of the methods above helped to get rid of DLL error 126/127, the problem might be related to outdated Microsoft NET Framework[3] which is a software framework that includes a large class library and allows different programming languages to interact and operate properly.
So many posts on Reddit asking which GUI is going to result in a "beautiful window", as if there's a magic GUI library that pretties things up for you. There are some calls in PySimpleGUI that will help you. For example, you can make a single call to "Change the Theme" which loads predefined color pallets so your windows will instantly have colors that match.
This has not caused any problems and few complaints, but it's important the the interfaces into PySimpleGUI be compliant. Perhaps one of the reasons for lack of complaints is that the Qt library also uses SnakeCase for its methods. This practice has the effect of labelling a package as being "not Pythonic" and also suggests that this package was originally used in another language and then ported to Python. This is exactly the situation with Qt. It was written for C++ and the interfaces continue to use C++ conventions.
This generates two targets: extra_module for the backing library, and extra_moduleplugin for the plugin. The plugin, being a static library too, cannot be loaded at runtime, though. We will come back to this.
You may have noticed they you get another NO option for free in the above CMakeLists.txt: NO_PLUGIN_OPTIONAL. Usually, if the QML engine finds that it already knows a type registration function for a given URI, it will not busy itself with loading a plugin for that same URI. It will just register the types when the module is imported. The way it would know the type registration function would be by linking the backing library (or, in this case, the plugin) into your application and making sure the linker doesn't ignore you. As plugin loading is not free, skipping it when unnecessary is generally a good idea. In our imageproviderplugin case, however, the plugin does more than just make the types in moretypes.h available. It also initializes the image provider. Thus, the QML engine still has to load the plugin and call the initializeEngine method even if the type registration function is known. The NO_PLUGIN_OPTIONAL option does exactly that: It declares the plugin as mandatory. 2ff7e9595c
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