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Emojis for Python
This library allows you to emojify content such as:
This is a message with emojis :smile: :snake:
Emoji database is based on gemoji <https://github.com/github/gemoji>__
library.
.. code:: python
import emojis
emojis.encode('This is a message with emojis :smile: :snake:') 'This is a message with emojis 😄 🐍'
emojis.decode('This is a message with emojis 😄 🐍') 'This is a message with emojis :smile: :snake:'
emojis.get('Prefix 😄 🐍 😄 🐍 Sufix') {'😄', '🐍'}
emojis.count('😄 🐍 😄 🐍') 4
emojis.count('😄 🐍 😄 🐍', unique=True) 2
emojis.db.get_emoji_by_alias('snake') Emoji(aliases=['snake'], emoji='🐍', tags=[], category='Animals & Nature', unicode_version='6.0')
emojis.db.get_categories() {'Activities', 'Travel & Places', 'Smileys & Emotion', 'Symbols', 'Food & Drink', 'Animals & Nature', 'People & Body', 'Objects', 'Flags'}
Install emojis with pip.
pip3 install -U emojis
https://emojis.readthedocs.io/ <https://emojis.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>__
This library is based on gemoji <https://github.com/github/gemoji>__
database, the official GitHub emoji library for Ruby.
If an emoji is missing or labeled wrongly, report to
gemoji <https://github.com/github/gemoji>__ project. If gemoji fix it,
this library will be updated as soon as there’s a new gemoji release.
All issues complaining about missing emojis will be closed.
All PRs to include custom emojis will be closed.
MIT
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Emojis for Python
We found that emojis 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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