pyobjc-framework-pushkit

import objc from Foundation import NSObject, NSLog, NSSet from PushKit import PKPushRegistry, PKPushRegistryDelegate, PKPushTypeVoIP from PyObjCTools import AppHelper class PushDelegate(NSObject): # Adopting the PKPushRegistryDelegate protocol def init(self): self = objc.super(PushDelegate, self).init() if self is None: return None NSLog('PushDelegate initialized.') return self def pushRegistry_didUpdatePushCredentials_forType_(self, registry, credentials, pushType): NSLog(f'pushRegistry:didUpdatePushCredentials:forType_ called for type: {pushType}, token: {credentials.token()}') # In a real app, send credentials.token() to your server # for APNs registration. def pushRegistry_didReceiveIncomingPushWithPayload_forType_completionHandler_(self, registry, payload, pushType, completion): NSLog(f'pushRegistry:didReceiveIncomingPushWithPayload:forType:completionHandler_ called for type: {pushType}, payload: {payload}') # Process the incoming push notification payload. # Call the completion handler when done. completion() def pushRegistry_didInvalidatePushTokenForType_error_(self, registry, pushType, error): NSLog(f'pushRegistry:didInvalidatePushTokenForType:error_ called for type: {pushType}, error: {error}') def main(): # Initialize an NSApplication (required for delegate pattern) # For a console app, you might not explicitly use NSApplication.sharedApplication(), # but the runloop expects a Cocoa environment. # from AppKit import NSApplication # Uncomment if you need direct AppKit interaction # Create the push registry delegate delegate = PushDelegate.alloc().init() # Create a PKPushRegistry object # initWithQueue:nil means callbacks happen on the main thread # PKPushRegistry requires a queue, typically the main queue for UI apps # For a simple console app, we can use nil to imply the main thread's runloop. push_registry = PKPushRegistry.alloc().initWithQueue_(None) push_registry.setDelegate_(delegate) # Register for VoIP push notifications push_registry.setDesiredPushTypes_(NSSet.setWithObject_(PKPushTypeVoIP)) NSLog('PushKit registration initiated. Entering app event loop.') # Run the application's event loop. This is crucial for receiving delegate callbacks. # In a real app, this would be part of the main NSApplication runloop. # For a simple console demonstration, AppHelper.runConsoleEventLoop() is used. try: AppHelper.runConsoleEventLoop(installInterrupt=True) except KeyboardInterrupt: NSLog('Application terminated by user.') AppHelper.stopEventLoop() if __name__ == '__main__': main()