macOS Support

[bamhm182]

It would be great if there was macOS support. To do this, I need to figure out where QCMA stores its configuration file on macOS. Still trying to figure out how to find it without access to a Mac.

[hindo]

Hey. For the MacOS version You can use something like this

def read_qcma_settings():
    filename = os.path.expanduser("~/Library/Preferences/com.codestation.qcma.plist")
    plist = plistlib.loads(open(filename, 'rb').read())
    path = plist['appsPath']
    account = plist['lastAccountId']
    username = plist['lastOnlineId']

Hope it helps. I've managed to run FinTrinity.py with this.

[bamhm182]

You are fantastic! Thank you so much!

On a side note, can you please tell me what this outputs on Mac?

import platform
print(platform.system())

I expect it to output "Darwin" from my google searches, but I don't have a way to confirm.

EDIT: I just pushed a commit to master with the changes. Would you mind testing it and seeing if it works properly on your machine?

[hindo]

Glad to help.

Regarding the output - here is what I get:

>>> import platform
>>> platform.system()
'Darwin'

and I'll test as soon as possible the newest changes.

EDIT:

Just tested (twice) the scripts with official Python 3.7.3 installation and it worked but had one issue with

psvimg-extract: Permission denied

This was an easy fix to do because the downloaded psvimg required, as on Linux platform, a chmod change. I've modified in decrypt_game and encrypt_game this one line

if platform.system() == "Linux" or platform.system() == "Darwin":

and it works!

[bamhm182]

I was considering putting that in last night, but I opted not to because I thought maybe it would work without it. Thanks for letting me know it doesn't! I added that in and I believe it is working now. If you have a moment, I would really appreciate it if you tested v0.4 on the release page and let me know if it works.

Also, I highly doubt it will work, but can I bother you to see what happens if you download the executable called "FinTrinity-v0.4-Linux" and try running it on your Mac? I imagine it will either not work at all (most likely) or work flawlessly.

[hindo]

Unfortunately the FinTrinity-v0.4-Linux does not work with macOS out of the box. The scripts are working like a charm!

[bamhm182]

I expected as much. Thanks for all of your help! Glad to hear they're working. It wouldn't have happened without you.

Resolved. Closing.