🦥 checksum but it's emoji
$ npm install checkmoji
import { checkmoji } from "./checkmoji";
// Example 1: Only 1 bit has changed for the input,
// but the output is very different:
// Yields "📠🇶🇦🔵🎵🇱🇮🎟️🇧🇾👊🌥️🇯🇪🖌️🇹🇿🆚🌈🇷🇴🇲🇲🇭🇲🇺🇾💅🏍️👩🚒👉🇻🇪🏥🇨🇦🏹"
console.log(checkmoji("a"));
// Yields "🇰🇬🕎📕🍜👣🏖️🇮🇸🐜🇨🇻🍊👩🏫👨🏫🀄🇦🇨🇨🇿🔣👩💼👨👨👧🐴🔻👩⚖️🏃♂️🔍🕹️🎆🎒"
console.log(checkmoji("b"));
// Example 2: Setting the length of the checksum, will return the same checksum,
// but with a different length (like in git):
// Yields 26 characters "🅾️🔥🇬🇵🔕🗝️🍭👨✈️🔪👨🌾🐒💋📞🇧🇮🌜💅🆗👮🍅🐙🏌️♂️💶📐🇧🇯🇹🇰👯♀️🕋"
console.log(checkmoji("hello, world"));
// Yields 8 characters "🅾️🔥🇬🇵🔕🗝️🍭👨✈️🔪"
console.log(checkmoji("hello, world", 8));
While the character count of two checksums are the same, the actual amount of bytes used for the characters is not guaranteed. This is because each emoji can vary in size.
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🦥 checksum but it's emoji
The npm package checkmoji receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, checkmoji popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that checkmoji demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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