pyobjc-framework-mailkit

import objc from Foundation import NSString, NSLog # This example demonstrates basic PyObjC usage. MailKit classes # (e.g., MKMailExtension) primarily function within a Mail app extension # context on macOS, not as standalone scripts. try: # Create a Python string python_string = "Hello from PyObjC MailKit environment!" # Convert it to an Objective-C NSString using a convenience method objc_string = NSString.stringWithString_(python_string) # Log the Objective-C string using NSLog NSLog("%@", objc_string) print(f"Python string: {python_string} (type: {type(python_string)})") print(f"Objective-C NSString: {objc_string} (type: {type(objc_string)})") print(f"Length of NSString: {objc_string.length()}") # Attempting to import a MailKit class to show the pattern # from MailKit import MKMailExtension # This import might fail if not specifically linked or on older macOS # if 'MKMailExtension' in globals(): # print("MKMailExtension class is available (but requires Mail extension context for use).") # else: # print("MKMailExtension class not directly available in this standalone context (expected).") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred during PyObjC interaction: {e}") print("Ensure you are on macOS and the PyObjC environment is correctly set up.")