Python - How to apply a constraint on a specific object

Question

Is it possible to use the bpy.ops.constraint.apply(constraint="Copy Transforms", owner='OBJECT') on a specified object instead of the default behavior of it working only on the active object ? Someone told me that i can override the context for that but i can't really find any tutorials on it and i'm too inexperienced with coding to understand the documentation. Would highly appraciate any help. I don't want to make the named object an active one, i need the behavior to be something like bpy.data.objects['ObjectName'].constraints.new(type='COPY_TRANSFORMS')

Answer 1

You don't have to set the object as active in order to apply the constraint.

for obj in bpy.context.selected_objects:
    # loop over the constraints in each object
    for con in obj.constraints[:]:
        # get the constraint you want to apply
        if con.type == "COPY_TRANSFORMS":
            # apply it using the constraint name.
            bpy.ops.constraint.apply(constraint=con.name)

It's the same process for modifiers as well.

Answer 2

Adapting Jakemoyo's code:

import bpy
from bpy import context as C, data as D

for ob in C.selected_objects:
    to_apply = [c.name for c in ob.constraints if c.type=='COPY_TRANSFORMS']
    if not to_apply:
        continue
    with C.temp_override(object=ob):
        for constraint_name in to_apply:
            bpy.ops.constraint.apply(constraint=constraint_name)