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bpylist 0.1.4
Implementation of the Apple’s Binary
Plist
and the NSKeyedArchiver format
Usage
Binary Plists
Generating bplist is easy, and similar to the plistlib module in
Python’s Standard Library
from bpylist import bplist
bpylist.generate(my_object)
Reading is easy as well. The generate function takes a bytes object
and returns the top-level object of the binary plist.
from bpylist import bplist
with open('myplist.plist', 'rb') as f:
bpylist.parse(f.read())
KeyedArchives
NSKeyedArchiver is an Apple proprietary serialization format for
Cocoa objects. bpylist supports reading and writing
NSKeyedArchiver compatible archives. The API is similar to the
binary plist API.
Unarchiving an object
from bpylist import archiver
with open('my_archived_object', 'rb') as f:
archiver.unarchive(f.read())
Archiving an object
from bpylist import archiver
my_object = { 'foo':'bar', 'some_array': [1,2,3,4] }
archiver.archive(my_object)
Custom objects
If you archive includes classes that are not “standard” Cocoa classes
(NSString, NSNumber, NSDate, NSNull, NSDictionary or
NSArray), you register a Python class that the Cocoa class maps to.
The Python class needs to implement the encode_archive and
decode_archive methods.
## Define a Python Class
from bpylist import archiver
class MyClass:
first_property = None
second_property = None
def __init__(self, first_property, second_property):
self.first_property = first_property
self.second_property = second_property
def encode_archive(self, archive):
archive.encode('first_property', self.first_property)
archive.encode('second_property', self.second_property)
def decode_archive(archive):
first = archive.decode('first_property')
second = archive.decode('second_property')
return MyClass(first, second)
## Register the class for the Cocoa class 'MyCocoaClass'
archiver.update_class_map({ 'MyCocoaClass': FooArchive })
License
MIT License
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