Numerical values like vendor ID, product ID, and interface numbers are all currently encoded as strings. Unfortunately, there's no way to fix this without making the current function backwards incompatible.

To work around this, I'm proposing adding a new method to return data with the right types.

Per https://docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faq.html#does-read-the-docs-work-well-with-legible-docstrings, readthedocs now supports Google style docstrings.

Proposed pull request #5 contains fixes for Python 3.0 including changes to plist API and iteritems().

platform.mac_ver() now returns minor version numbers for recent versions of macOS. The version comparison should be fixed to account for this.

This cannot be done without making the current API backwards incompatible. I'm proposing adding a new method for this with the ability to specify search filters through keyword arguments.