ipsw-parser

from ipsw_parser.ipsw import IPSW

from ipsw_parser.exceptions import IPSWError

from ipsw_parser.ipsw import IPSW from ipsw_parser.exceptions import IPSWError import os # For demonstration, assume an IPSW file exists or is specified via environment variable. # Replace 'path/to/your/firmware.ipsw' with an actual path to an IPSW file. # You can often find these files on websites like ipsw.me ipsw_file_path = os.environ.get('IPSW_FILE_PATH', 'path/to/your/firmware.ipsw') if not os.path.exists(ipsw_file_path): print(f"Warning: IPSW file not found at '{ipsw_file_path}'. Please provide a valid path.") print("Skipping quickstart example as no IPSW file is available.") else: try: # Initialize the IPSW parser with the file path ipsw = IPSW(ipsw_file_path) print(f"Successfully loaded IPSW from: {ipsw.path}") # Access basic information print(f"Device Class: {ipsw.build_identity.device_class}") print(f"Build ID: {ipsw.build_identity.build_id}") # Example: Extract the kernelcache # This will extract to a default temporary location or specified directory kernel_path = ipsw.extract_kernelcache() print(f"Kernelcache extracted to: {kernel_path}") # Example: Extract the device class hashes (DSC) if available # Note: In v1.5.0+, dsc extraction logic was moved to a separate module. # This example uses the primary IPSW object method which wraps the new logic. dsc_path = ipsw.extract_dsc() if dsc_path: print(f"Device Class Hashes (DSC) extracted to: {dsc_path}") else: print("No DSC found or extracted.") except IPSWError as e: print(f"Error parsing IPSW file: {e}") except FileNotFoundError: print(f"Error: The specified IPSW file '{ipsw_file_path}' was not found.") except Exception as e: print(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}")