pyobjc-framework-gamesave

from GameSave import GSGameSaveManager from Foundation import NSObject # Common base class for Objective-C objects def main(): print('Attempting to interact with GSGameSaveManager...') # In Objective-C, objects are typically allocated then initialized. # PyObjC follows this pattern for many Cocoa classes. try: manager = GSGameSaveManager.alloc().init() print(f'Successfully initialized GSGameSaveManager: {manager.description()}.') # Further GameSave API calls would go here. # Example: manager.loadGameSavesWithCompletionHandler_(...) except Exception as e: print(f'Error initializing GSGameSaveManager: {e}') print('Note: GameSave framework might require specific application entitlements or context.') if __name__ == '__main__': # For Cocoa applications, an event loop is often required. # For simple script usage, direct execution might suffice or need AppKit integration. # import AppKit # AppKit.NSApplication.sharedApplication() # main() # AppKit.NSApp.run() main()