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Apple doesn't provide a 1:1 list of devices for iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS. However, Jamf does maintain a public list for its Jamf Pro servers. This script downloads the listm parses the information, and creates a record of each device followed by its display name.
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#!/bin/zsh | |
# set -x # show command | |
# trap read debug # require a RETURN after each command | |
# download mobile device data from Jamf | |
xml=$( /usr/bin/curl \ | |
--silent \ | |
--url https://hw-model-names.services.jamfcloud.com/1/mobileDeviceModels.xml ) | |
function parseXML { | |
# parse xml for data | |
data=$( sed -n "/$1/,/$2/p" <<< "$xml" ) | |
# extract data and concatenate lines | |
deviceList=$( /usr/bin/awk -F '[<>]' '/model_name/{ model=$3; next } /display_name/{ print model " [" $3 "]" }' <<< "$data" ) | |
# sort the device list from newest to oldest models | |
/usr/bin/tail -r <<< "$deviceList" | |
echo | |
} | |
# parse xml for Apple Watch data | |
parseXML "<!-- START iPhone -->" "<!-- END iPhone -->" | |
parseXML "<!-- START iPad -->" "<!-- END iPad -->" | |
parseXML "<!-- START iPod -->" "<!-- END iPod -->" | |
parseXML "<!-- START AppleTV -->" "<!-- END AppleTV -->" | |
parseXML "<!-- START Vision Pro -->" "<!-- END Vision Pro -->" | |
parseXML "<!-- START Apple Watch -->" "<!-- END Apple Watch -->" | |
exit 0 |
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