Generation By Serial Number: How To Check Ipod

Note: These prefixes are illustrative; a real implementation would need a full, accurate database. # ipod_gen_detector.py IPOD_SERIAL_PREFIXES = "YM8": "model": "iPod classic", "generation": "6th (Late 2009)", "capacity": "160GB", "YM9": "model": "iPod classic", "generation": "6th (2008)", "capacity": "120GB", "YR": "model": "iPod nano", "generation": "4th", "capacity": "8GB/16GB", "YT": "model": "iPod nano", "generation": "5th", "capacity": "8GB/16GB", "feature": "Video camera", "MD": "model": "iPod touch", "generation": "4th", "capacity": "8/32/64GB", "ME": "model": "iPod touch", "generation": "5th", "capacity": "16/32/64GB", "MK": "model": "iPod touch", "generation": "6th", "capacity": "16/32/64/128GB", "MZ": "model": "iPod touch", "generation": "7th", "capacity": "32/128/256GB", "1C": "model": "iPod mini", "generation": "1st", "capacity": "4GB", "2C": "model": "iPod mini", "generation": "2nd", "capacity": "4GB/6GB",

@app.route('/check-ipod-generation', methods=['GET', 'POST']) def check_ipod_generation(): if request.method == 'GET': serial = request.args.get('serial') else: serial = request.json.get('serial') if request.is_json else request.form.get('serial') how to check ipod generation by serial number

"model": "iPod touch", "generation": "4th", "capacity": "8/32/64GB", "serial_prefix": "MD", "full_serial": "MD123456789" Note: These prefixes are illustrative; a real implementation

result = detect_ipod_by_serial(serial) return jsonify(result) if == ' main ': app.run(debug=True) Expected API Response Example Request: GET /check-ipod-generation?serial=MD123456789 Note: These prefixes are illustrative

if not serial: return jsonify("error": "Missing serial number"), 400