pyobjc-framework-callkit

import objc from CallKit import CXCallController # Instantiate a CallKit controller. # This action itself is valid, but for a CXCallController to be fully functional # and interact with the system, it must be part of a running macOS application # with appropriate CallKit entitlements. controller = CXCallController.alloc().init() print(f"Created CallKit controller instance: {controller}") print(f"Class name: {controller.__class__.__name__}") # In a real application, you would use this controller to create and request # `CXTransaction` objects containing actions like `CXStartCallAction` or `CXEndCallAction`. # Example of how you might start a call (requires full app context and entitlements): # import uuid # from CallKit import CXTransaction, CXStartCallAction, CXHandle # # handle = CXHandle.alloc().initWithType_value_(0, "123-456-7890") # CXHandleTypePhoneNumber = 0 # call_uuid = objc.pyobjc_id(uuid.uuid4()) # start_action = CXStartCallAction.alloc().initWithCallUUID_handle_(call_uuid, handle) # start_action.setOutgoing_connectionAddress_hasOutgoingProvider_ttyType_( # True, None, True, 0 # CXTTYTypeNone = 0 # ) # transaction = CXTransaction.alloc().initWithActions_([start_action]) # # controller.requestTransaction_completion_(transaction, lambda error: ...)