ioregistry
Python library for IORegistry exploration.
Installation
python3 -m pip install -U ioregistry
Usage
See the following example as an example to query the associated USB-ethernet interface with a connected iDevice:
from ioregistry.exceptions import IORegistryException
from ioregistry.ioentry import get_io_services_by_type
for ethernet_interface_entry in get_io_services_by_type('IOEthernetInterface'):
try:
apple_usb_ncm_data = ethernet_interface_entry.get_parent_by_type('IOService', 'AppleUSBNCMData')
except IORegistryException:
continue
if 'waitBsdStart' in apple_usb_ncm_data.properties:
# RSD interface
continue
try:
usb_host = ethernet_interface_entry.get_parent_by_type('IOService', 'IOUSBHostDevice')
except IORegistryException:
continue
product_name = usb_host.properties['USB Product Name']
usb_serial_number = usb_host.properties['USB Serial Number']
print(product_name, usb_serial_number, ethernet_interface_entry.name)
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