import logging import sys from _login import get_account_sync from findmy import KeyPair # Path where login session will be stored. # This is necessary to avoid generating a new session every time we log in. STORE_PATH = "account.json" # URL to LOCAL anisette server. Set to None to use built-in Anisette generator instead (recommended) # IF YOU USE A PUBLIC SERVER, DO NOT COMPLAIN THAT YOU KEEP RUNNING INTO AUTHENTICATION ERRORS! # If you change this value, make sure to remove the account store file. ANISETTE_SERVER = None # Path where Anisette libraries will be stored. # This is only relevant when using the built-in Anisette server. # It can be omitted (set to None) to avoid saving to disk, # but specifying a path is highly recommended to avoid downloading the bundle on every run. ANISETTE_LIBS_PATH = "ani_libs.bin" logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO) def fetch_reports(priv_key: str) -> int: # Step 0: construct an account instance # We use a helper for this to simplify interactive authentication acc = get_account_sync(STORE_PATH, ANISETTE_SERVER, ANISETTE_LIBS_PATH) print(f"Logged in as: {acc.account_name} ({acc.first_name} {acc.last_name})") # Step 1: construct a key object and get its location reports key = KeyPair.from_b64(priv_key) location = acc.fetch_location(key) # Step 2: print it! print("Last known location:") print(f" - {location}") # Step 3 (optional): We can save the location report to a file if we want. # BUT WATCH OUT! This file will contain the tag's private key! if location is not None: location.to_json("last_report.json") # To load it later: # loc = LocationReport.from_json("last_report.json") # Step 4: Make sure to save account state when you're done! # Otherwise you have to log in again... acc.to_json(STORE_PATH) return 0 if __name__ == "__main__": if len(sys.argv) < 2: print(f"Usage: {sys.argv[0]} ", file=sys.stderr) print(file=sys.stderr) print("The private key should be base64-encoded.", file=sys.stderr) sys.exit(1) sys.exit(fetch_reports(sys.argv[1]))