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Moves a hardcoded list of reMarkable cloud documents to trash by authenticating with the reMarkable API and applying trash operations to each document.

Purpose

This function is designed to clean up specific test documents from a reMarkable cloud account by moving them to trash. It authenticates with the reMarkable API, iterates through a predefined list of documents (with their UUIDs and hashes), and moves each one to trash. The function is specifically tailored for cleaning up test uploads and provides detailed console output about the operation progress.

Source Code

def apply_working_trash_move():
    print("🗑️  Apply Working Trash Move to Remaining Documents")
    print("=" * 60)
    
    # Authenticate
    auth = RemarkableAuth()
    user_token = auth.authenticate()
    session = auth.get_authenticated_session()
    
    if not session or not user_token:
        print("❌ Authentication failed")
        return
    
    # Current documents from verification (updated hashes)
    documents = [
        {
            'name': 'UploadTest_1753942242',
            'uuid': '206f5df3-07c2-4341-8afd-2b7362aefa91',
            'hash': '83b9d2cd210b5f7d959ff74240dd67421074aad7811369ba73ac4d0c97e3e102'
        },
        {
            'name': 'FixedUpload_1753948957',
            'uuid': '39056ec1-5303-4a6b-8f04-695bdcfa8869',
            'hash': 'e26fe60d7a0fa768164530342f5a79612a5df14d65e7f8f891f88d83c154ccc8'
        }
    ]
    
    print(f"📋 Processing {len(documents)} documents...")
    
    success_count = 0
    for doc in documents:
        success = move_document_to_trash(
            session, user_token, 
            doc['uuid'], doc['hash'], doc['name']
        )
        if success:
            success_count += 1
        
        print("-" * 50)
    
    print(f"\n🎉 Operation completed!")
    print(f"   ✅ Successfully moved: {success_count}/{len(documents)} documents")
    
    if success_count == len(documents):
        print(f"🧹 All documents moved to trash - cloud should now appear empty!")

Return Value

This function does not return any value (implicitly returns None). It performs side effects by moving documents to trash and printing status messages to the console.

Dependencies

• auth
• json
• hashlib
• base64
• binascii

Required Imports

from auth import RemarkableAuth
import json
import hashlib
import base64
import binascii

Usage Example

# Ensure auth.py and move_document_to_trash function are available
# This function has hardcoded document UUIDs and hashes

apply_working_trash_move()

# Expected output:
# 🗑️  Apply Working Trash Move to Remaining Documents
# ============================================================
# 📋 Processing 2 documents...
# [Progress messages for each document]
# 🎉 Operation completed!
# ✅ Successfully moved: 2/2 documents
# 🧹 All documents moved to trash - cloud should now appear empty!

Best Practices

• This function contains hardcoded document UUIDs and hashes - it should be modified to accept documents as parameters for reusability
• The function depends on an external move_document_to_trash function that must be defined elsewhere
• Error handling is minimal - authentication failure stops execution but individual document failures are only counted
• The function is designed for interactive use with console output rather than programmatic integration
• Document hashes must be current/valid for the trash operation to succeed
• Consider refactoring to accept a list of documents as a parameter instead of hardcoding them
• The function performs destructive operations (moving to trash) - ensure documents are backed up if needed

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