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pyobjc_sensitive_content_analysis_image_check_with_async_callback.py

python

Checks an image file for sensitive content usi

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pyobjc_sensitive_content_analysis_image_check_with_async_callback.py
1import Foundation
2import SensitiveContentAnalysis
3from PyObjCTools import AppHelper
4
5def handle_analysis_result(result, error):
6    if error:
7        print(f"Error during analysis: {error}")
8    else:
9        # isSensitive is a boolean indicating if nudity/sensitive content was detected
10        print(f"Is content sensitive? {result.isSensitive()}")
11    
12    # Stop the runloop once we have the result
13    AppHelper.stopEventLoop()
14
15def main():
16    # 1. Create the analyzer instance
17    analyzer = SensitiveContentAnalysis.SCSensitivityAnalyzer.alloc().init()
18    
19    # 2. Check the current analysis policy (optional)
20    # This checks if the user has enabled Sensitive Content Warnings in System Settings
21    policy = analyzer.analysisPolicy()
22    if policy == SensitiveContentAnalysis.SCSensitivityAnalysisPolicyDisabled:
23        print("Sensitive content analysis is disabled in System Settings.")
24        return
25
26    # 3. Define the path to the image you want to check
27    image_path = "/path/to/your/image.jpg"
28    url = Foundation.NSURL.fileURLWithPath_(image_path)
29
30    # 4. Perform analysis asynchronously
31    print(f"Analyzing: {image_path}...")
32    analyzer.analyzeImageWithFile_completionHandler_(url, handle_analysis_result)
33
34    # 5. Start the event loop to wait for the asynchronous callback
35    AppHelper.runConsoleEventLoop()
36
37if __name__ == "__main__":
38    main()