pyobjc-framework-datadetection

from DataDetection import DDScanner, DDConditionIsPhoneNumber, DDConditionIsDate, DDConditionIsEmail from Foundation import NSString # Can be used for explicit Objective-C string creation, though Python strings often bridge automatically # Constants for content types (exposed directly from the DataDetection module) PHONE_NUMBER = DDConditionIsPhoneNumber DATE = DDConditionIsDate EMAIL = DDConditionIsEmail text = "My phone number is 123-456-7890 and the date is January 15, 2024. Email me at test@example.com." # Create a scanner for phone numbers, dates, and emails # The | operator is used to combine multiple conditions scanner = DDScanner.scannerWithContentTypes_(PHONE_NUMBER | DATE | EMAIL) # Scan the string # PyObjC automatically converts Python strings to NSString for Objective-C APIs results = scanner.scanString_(text) print(f"Scanning text: '{text}'") print("Found results:") for result in results: print(f" Matched String: '{result.matchedString()}'") print(f" Type (raw): {result.type()}") # Raw Objective-C type constant # The 'value()' method returns an Objective-C object specific to the detected type if result.type() == PHONE_NUMBER: print(f" Value (Phone Number): {result.value()}") elif result.type() == DATE: print(f" Value (Date): {result.value()}") elif result.type() == EMAIL: print(f" Value (Email): {result.value()}")