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Substitutes emoji aliases to emoji raw characters. Simple but sweet :smile:
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$ pip install pyemojify
CLI
Use ``pyemojify -t text``, for example:
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$ pyemojify -t "Life is short :smile: , use :sparkles: Python :sparkles:"
Life is short 😄 , use ✨ Python ✨.
Pyemojify also support pipeline, for example:
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$ echo "Life is short :smile: , use :sparkles: Python :sparkles:" | pyemojify
Life is short 😄 , use ✨ Python ✨.
This one is very useful for git commit messages, use the following one
and you'll see you emoji friends again!
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$ git log --oneline --color | pyemojify | less
API
::
>>> from pyemojify import emojify
>>> text = emojify("Life is short :smile: , use :sparkles: Python :sparkles:")
>>> print(text)
Life is short 😄 , use ✨ Python ✨.
It's a python port of the original
emojify <https://github.com/mrowa44/emojify>, all the glories should
belong to mrowa44 <https://github.com/mrowa44>.
MIT
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FAQs
Substitutes emoji aliases (like :sparkling_heart:) to emoji raw characters.
We found that pyemojify 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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