lusid-yevbarkalov 0.0.1

Description:

lusidyevbarkalov 0.0.1

Lusid
If you have the following:

Macbook
Python

You can programatically control iMessage, here's how
Quickstart

Install the dependency

$ pip install lusid
$ # Or pipenv install lusid...


Create a "client" to repeatedly read your inbox (the rest of this quickstart assumes you're writing to a file named app.py but feel free to replace that later on with whatever you named your to)

# app.py

from lusid import create_simple_message_reader

def start_client():
create_simple_message_reader(
message_handler=lambda to, body: None
)

if __name__ == "__main__":
start_client()


Define a function for handling messages:

# Snippet

def handle_message(from, body, send_message):
print(f"Handling the message [{body}] from [{from}]")
send_message(from, "Some funny autoreply here")

Similar to a "response" variable in web handlers, the send_message parameter provides a method to send a message

Next we're going to include the function we defined earlier

# app.py

from lusid import create_simple_message_reader

+def handle_message(from, body, send_message):
+ print(f"Handling the message [{body}] from [{from}]")
+ send_message(from, "Some funny autoreply here")

def start_client():
create_simple_message_reader(
message_handler=lambda to, body: None
)

if __name__ == "__main__":
start_client()

Then actually use it as our message handler
# app.py

from lusid import create_simple_message_reader

def handle_message(from, body, send_message):
print(f"Handling the message [{body}] from [{from}]")
send_message(from, "Some funny autoreply here")

def start_client():
create_simple_message_reader(
- message_handler=lambda to, body: None
+ message_handler=handle_message
)

if __name__ == "__main__":
start_client()


Now your script is set up to automatically reply to every received message with "Some funny autoreply here"

$ python app.py
Some terminal output indicating it's running...

Additional methods
Architecture
If you're wondering how this works under the hood there are two components:

Reading messages
Sending messages