pyobjc-framework-cloudkit

import objc from Foundation import NSObject from CloudKit import CKContainer, CKRecord # CloudKit APIs generally require an app with appropriate entitlements and a developer certificate. # This is a minimal example showing how to access a CloudKit class. # To run successfully, this code needs to be part of a macOS app bundle # with CloudKit entitlements enabled. def get_default_container_name(): try: # Access the default CloudKit container default_container = CKContainer.defaultContainer() print(f"Accessed default CKContainer: {default_container}") # Example: Getting the container identifier (CKContainerIdentifier is a string) print(f"Default container identifier: {default_container.containerIdentifier()}") # Instantiate a CKRecord (example, won't be saved without proper setup) record = CKRecord.alloc().initWithRecordType_('MyCustomRecordType') print(f"Created CKRecord: {record.recordType()}") except objc.nosuchmethod_error as e: print(f"Error: CloudKit method not found or framework not available. {e}") print("Ensure you are running on macOS and have the necessary Xcode command-line tools and app entitlements.") except Exception as e: print(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}") if __name__ == '__main__': get_default_container_name()