pyobjc-framework-kernelmanagement

import objc from KernelManagement import KMUserClient from Foundation import NSObject # Core PyObjC framework print(f"PyObjC version: {objc.__version__}") # Verify that the KernelManagement framework's classes are accessible # This only works on macOS systems. if objc.platform == 'mac': if hasattr(KMUserClient, 'alloc'): print(f"KMUserClient class found from KernelManagement framework: {KMUserClient}") print(f"Is KMUserClient an Objective-C class? {isinstance(KMUserClient, objc.objc_class)}") else: print("KMUserClient class is available but lacks expected methods (ensure framework is loaded).") # A basic PyObjC interaction demonstrating the bridge with a common class ns_object_instance = NSObject.alloc().init() print(f"Created a basic NSObject instance: {ns_object_instance}") else: print("PyObjC and its framework bindings are macOS-specific and cannot run on this platform.")