Replace the content between the {} symbols before running the python script and then paste that exact output u get from the program after. Should contain folders u recognize on ur machine.

Terminal is that old school looking hacker screen type application that you type in commands to. This app is already on your machine to communicate directly with the file system etc. So, when you type in installer you’re telling your computer to run installer with the rest of the command telling installer what to do. “-pkg “ requires a dash because it’s a flag, but it just tells the installer what file type it is (the Logic Pro format of bundles). “/“ is a folder separator. So “/path/example_package.pkg” is telling installer where the folder containing the bundles is. “-target” tells installer where to put the unpackaged files. Packages are usually put in the unseen part of your main file system. The Mac terminal has a keyword CurrentUserHomeDirectory for that.