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In general, you can always look at the implementation of the CLI commands to view the usage of each service. |
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Thanks for your reply I will check now..
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In general, you can always look at the implementation of the CLI commands
to view the usage of each service.
For example:
https://github.com/doronz88/pymobiledevice3/blob/master/pymobiledevice3/cli/apps.py#L49
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In the documentation i can not see anything on how to import and use this library directly to use in python code to get the device info data or battery info data or any other info..
Can anyone please give that documentation for those apis so that as a noob in python i can also use this library in my project code
directly to get those information @doronz88 ?
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