pyobjc-framework-sensitivecontentanalysis

import SensitiveContentAnalysis import objc from PyObjCTools import AppHelper # NOTE: For SensitiveContentAnalysis to return positive results, # your macOS application MUST be signed with the # 'com.apple.developer.sensitivecontentanalysis.client' entitlement. # This is typically added via Xcode capabilities, not Python code. # Without it, analysis might always return 'None' or errors like 'User Safety not enabled'. # Placeholder for a CGImage. In a real app, you'd load this # from a file (e.g., using Quartz.CGImageSourceCreateWithURL). # For a runnable example, we define a dummy function. def create_dummy_cgimage(): # In a real application, you would load a CGImage from a file or buffer. # This is a conceptual placeholder. print("\n--- Placeholder: Create a dummy CGImage ---") print("In a real app, load an image using e.g., Quartz.CGImageSourceCreateWithURL.") # A real CGImage object from a framework like Quartz would be passed here. # For demonstration, we'll return None and assume external setup. return None # Replace with an actual CGImage object def analysis_completion_handler(result, error): if error: print(f"Analysis Error: {error}") if 'User Safety either not entitled' in str(error): print("HINT: Ensure your app has the 'com.apple.developer.sensitivecontentanalysis.client' entitlement.") elif result: print(f"Sensitive Content Analysis Result: {result.isSensitive()}") if result.isSensitive(): print("Intervention guidance:", result.interventionPolicy()) else: print("No result or error provided.") AppHelper.stopEventLoop() def perform_analysis(): image = create_dummy_cgimage() if image is None: print("Cannot proceed without a real CGImage object. Please set up image loading.") return analyzer = SensitiveContentAnalysis.SCSensitivityAnalyzer.alloc().init() analyzer.analyzeCGImage_completionHandler_(image, analysis_completion_handler) if __name__ == '__main__': print("Starting SensitiveContentAnalysis example...") # To run this in a context where the framework actually works, # you'd typically embed it in a py2app created application bundle # that has the necessary entitlements. AppHelper.callAfter(perform_analysis) AppHelper.runEventLoop() print("SensitiveContentAnalysis example finished.")