pyobjc-framework-symbols

import objc from Symbols import SFSymbolsLibrary, SFSymbolConfiguration # Ensure PyObjC runtime is initialized (often implicit with framework imports) # if not objc.isInitialized(): # objc.initFrameworkWrapper("Foundation") try: # Get the shared library of SF Symbols shared_library = SFSymbolsLibrary.sharedLibrary() if shared_library: print("Successfully accessed SFSymbolsLibrary.") # List a few symbol names all_symbol_names = shared_library.allSymbolNames() if all_symbol_names: print(f"Found {len(all_symbol_names)} SF Symbols.") print(f"First 5 symbols: {list(all_symbol_names)[:5]}") # Example: Create a symbol configuration (requires macOS 11.0+ typically) config = SFSymbolConfiguration.configurationWithPointSize_weight_scale_( 24, # Point size 3, # SFSymbolWeightSemibold (use integer for simplicity in quickstart) 2 # SFSymbolScaleMedium (use integer for simplicity in quickstart) ) print(f"Created SFSymbolConfiguration: {config}") else: print("No symbol names found in library.") else: print("SFSymbolsLibrary.sharedLibrary() returned None.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}") print("Please ensure you are running on macOS 11.0+ and PyObjC is correctly installed.")