Resolves model identifiers for model names from Apple's Identify your model pages. Primarily developed for syncing models when new Macs are released.
Note Python 3.6+ is required, host agnostic.
pip3 -r requirements.txt
python3 scrape.py
# Alternate invocation for specific models(s)
python3 scrape.py 'MacBook' 'MacBook Air'- Apple's site is incomplete, generally stops around 2009 for Mac models.
- May also be missing models, ex.
MacBook5,1is missing whileMacBook5,2is present. - Known missing models:
- MacBook5,1
- MacBookPro5,4
- iMac11,1
- iMac13,3
- iMac14,3
- Macmini5,3
- May also be missing models, ex.
- iMac Pro is part of the iMac family, thus is not listed separately.
- Some models, ex.
MacBookPro11,3, may appear in multiple years with different model names.- 2013:
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013) - 2014:
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014)
- 2013:
- For the 2023 MacBook Air, Mac15,2 is a typo (should be Mac15,12)
- Current URLs indexed:
- As noted by Eric Boyd from Apple, localization may 2 weeks to update. US English will always be the most up-to-date.
- Project currently defaults to
en-us, edit scrape.py'sLOCALIZATIONvariable to change this.
- Project currently defaults to
{
"MacBook": {
"2017": {
"MacBook10,1": [
"MacBook (Retina, 12-inch, 2017)"
]
},
"..."
},
"MacBook Air": {
"2023": {
"Mac14,15": [
"MacBook Air (15-inch, M2, 2023)"
]
},
"..."
},
"MacBook Pro": {
"2023": {
"Mac15,3": [
"MacBook Pro (14-inch, Nov 2023)"
],
"Mac15,6": [
"MacBook Pro (14-inch, Nov 2023)"
],
"..."
},
"..."
},
"iMac": {
"2023": {
"Mac15,5": [
"iMac (24-inch, 2023)"
],
"Mac15,4": [
"iMac (24-inch, 2023)"
]
},
"..."
},
"Mac Pro": {
"2023": {
"Mac14,8": [
"Mac Pro (2023)",
"Mac Pro (Rack, 2023)"
]
},
"..."
},
"Mac Studio": {
"2023": {
"Mac14,13": [
"Mac Studio (2023)"
],
"Mac14,14": [
"Mac Studio (2023)"
]
},
"..."
},
"Mac mini": {
"2023": {
"Mac14,3": [
"Mac mini (2023)"
],
"Mac14,12": [
"Mac mini (2023)"
]
},
"..."
}
}