pyobjc-framework-accounts

import Accounts import objc # Initialize the ACAccountStore, the primary entry point for the Accounts framework. # Note: Actual account access (e.g., requesting permissions, fetching accounts) # often requires a running NSApplication event loop and user interaction on macOS. # This example demonstrates basic object creation and type identification. account_store = Accounts.ACAccountStore.alloc().init() print(f"Initialized ACAccountStore object: {account_store}") # Get an account type identifier, e.g., for Twitter twitter_type_identifier = Accounts.ACAccountTypeIdentifierTwitter print(f"Twitter Account Type Identifier: {twitter_type_identifier}") # Retrieve the ACAccountType object for Twitter twitter_account_type = account_store.accountTypeWithIdentifier_(twitter_type_identifier) if twitter_account_type: print(f"Retrieved ACAccountType for Twitter: {twitter_account_type.identifier()}") else: print(f"Could not retrieve ACAccountType for identifier: {twitter_type_identifier}") # To request access or fetch accounts, you would typically use a completion handler # and potentially an active NSApplication runloop in a full Cocoa application. # For example (illustrative, not fully runnable without more setup): # import Foundation # account_store.requestAccessToAccountsWithType_options_completion_( # twitter_account_type, # None, # A Python dict for options, or None # lambda granted, error: Foundation.NSLog(f"Access granted: {granted}, Error: {error}") # )