pyobjc-framework-classkit

import ClassKit from Cocoa import NSObject, NSLog # For basic logging or NSObject base # ClassKit operations must typically be run on the main thread and # within a macOS application context. This is a conceptual example. # In a real app, you would interact with CLSDataStore and CLSContext. # Get the current ClassKit context (requires user authorization and an active app) current_context = ClassKit.CLSContext.currentContext() if current_context: NSLog(f"ClassKit context loaded: {current_context.title()}") # Example: Create a new activity for the current context # This part requires proper setup of CLSActivity, CLSActivityItem etc. # and permissions. This is a simplified example. # activity = ClassKit.CLSActivity() # activity.setTitle_("My Python Activity") # current_context.addActivity_(activity) # ClassKit.CLSDataStore.shared().saveWithCompletion_( # lambda success, error: NSLog(f"Activity save success: {success}, error: {error}") # ) else: NSLog("ClassKit context not available. Ensure app is authorized and running on macOS.") # In a real macOS app, you might also have a PyObjC application loop running.