Description:
macusers 1.0.0
macusers
Get details on macOS user accounts.
>>> import macusers
# get the logged in user details.
>>> user = macusers.primary()
# get the logged in user's username.
>>> user.username
'bryanheinz'
# get logged in user's home folder as a `pathlib` object.
>>> user.home
PosixPath('/Users/bryanh')
# get a list of non-system user accounts.
>>> for user in macusers.users(False): print(user.username)
bryanheinz
morrismoss
# get a list of admin accounts.
>>> for admin in macusers.admins(False): print(admin.username)
bryanheinz
# check if the user has FileVault access. NOTE: requires admin.
>>> macusers.primary().fv_access()
True
# check if the user is an APFS volume owner.
>>> macusers.primary().apfs_owner()
True
# check if the user has a secure token.
>>> macusers.primary().secure_token_status()
True
This module is used to get the current or last (if the system currently doesn't have any logged in users) logged in console user on macOS instead of the user running the script/program.
This module now contains the following User properties:
username : The user's username
real_name : Full name
uid : The user's ID
gid : Primary group ID
guid : Generated user ID - used by APFS
home : Home folder
shell : Default shell
admin : If the user is an admin
ssh_access : If the user has SSH access
volume_owner : If the user is an APFS volume owner
secure_token : If the user has a secure token
created : Epoch time when the user was created
password_updated: Epoch time when the user's password was last changed
These properties can be accessed via User.PROPERTY e.g. macusers.primary().admin.
Installing
You can install macusers using pip. macusers has been tested with Python 3.7 and 3.9.
python3 -m pip install macusers
License
For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.
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