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Animal-based digests for humans... in Python.
Angry Purple Tiger generates animal-based hash digests meant to be memorable and human-readable. Angry Purple Tiger is apt for anthropomorphizing project names, crypto addresses, UUIDs, or any complex string of characters that need to be displayed in a user interface.
This is a Python port of Helium's original JavaScript implementation.
pip install angry-purple-tiger
from angry_purple_tiger import animal_hash
# input strings (like wallet addresses) must be encoded
name = animal_hash('112CuoXo7WCcp6GGwDNBo6H5nKXGH45UNJ39iEefdv2mwmnwdFt8'.encode())
print(name)
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Animal-based hash digests for humans
We found that angry-purple-tiger demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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