Files for pyobjc-framework-FSEvents, version 7.1; Filename, size File type Python version Upload date Hashes; Filename, size pyobjcframeworkFSEvents-7.1-cp36-abi3-macosx109universal2.whl (13.7 kB) File type Wheel Python version cp36 Upload date Dec 29, 2020. Actual version folders within a framework bundle must be separately signed, such as version A and version B. All of these requirements are now documented by Apple, and all of them apply to Event Taps Testbench and the PFEventTaps framework. To code sign my product, I use an AppleScript script application that I keep in my Code Signing.
The PFiddlesoft Frameworks bring to macOS developers the full range of Accessibility and Event Taps technologies needed to write assistive applications and other software that explores, monitors and controls the User Interface elements of most macOS applications. Together, the PFAssistive and PFEventTaps Frameworks have been maintained over a period of many years, and they have demonstrated their power and reliability in PFiddlesoft’s popular developer utilities as well as major commercial third-party applications.
Apple's Accessibility API grew out of Section 508 of the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 and its requirements regarding access to electronic and information technology for persons with disabilities. Compliance with Section 508 is a binding legal prerequisite for sale of computer and other products to the federal government and to many state agencies and educational institutions. The Accessibility API is designed for use both by developers incorporating its features into their own applications and by manufacturers of assistive technology devices for users with disabilities. Apple's Quartz Event Taps API is also a Section 508 enabling technology.
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Because support for Accessibility and Quartz Event Taps is built into every standard macOS User Interface element, the frameworks are capable of much broader uses. Software testing tools, network administration tools, troubleshooting tools, plug-ins for applications that don't have a plug-in architecture, and remote control applications are only some of the possibilities.
On this website, get an overview of both frameworks' features; obtain support, including a helpful note on security issues presented by assistive applications; and read press releases describing new features added to UI Browser over the years.
Event taps are Core Graphics objects that an application can install in the system to monitor and respond to user input to any application from a keyboard, mouse, trackpad, scroll wheel, tablet or tablet pointer. Using Event Taps Testbench, configure and install as many event taps as you like and monitor user input events in real time. In addition, configure how the event taps respond to user input by performing the example actions provided, by blocking or modifying user input before the events are posted to their targets, and by posting additional events before and after the original event is posted.
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In addition to being useful in its own right, Event Taps Testbench allows you to explore our PFEventTaps Framework. Go to PFiddlesoft Frameworks for information about downloading, using, and licensing the PFiddlesoft Frameworks, including the PFEventTaps Framework. There, you can also download the source code for Event Taps Testbench to serve as sample code showing how to use the framework.
Event Taps Testbench incorporates the PFEventTaps Framework as an embedded framework.
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Go to Event Taps Testbench Support for a note about new security requirements in macOS Mojave 10.14 and later.