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Package: emojiization
EmojiizationO pacote emojiization foi desenvolvido pelo time doDados ao Cubopara tratamento de textos com Emojis:Transformação de emojis em textos;Substituição de emojis por outro texto específico;Contagem de emojis presentes em texts.InstallationUse the package managerpipto install emojiizationpipinstallemojiizationUsagefromemojiization.functions.transformimportemoji_transform,emoji_replaceemoji_transform(text)emoji_replace(text,new_text)fromemojiization.functions.metricsimportemoji_countemoji_count(text)AuthorDados ao CuboLicenseMIT
Package: emoji-list-discord
emoji_list_discordpythonライブラリのemoji-listからDiscordで使える絵文字をソートしたライブラリTotalall_emojiall_Smileys_and_peopleall_Animals_and_natureall_Food_and_drinkall_Travel_and_placesall_Activitiesall_Objectsall_SymbolsSmileys and peopleface_positiveface_neutralface_negativeface_sickface_roleface_fantasyface_catface_monkeypersonperson_roleperson_fantasyperson_gestureperson_activityperson_sportfamilybodyemotionclothingAnimals and natureanimals_mammalanimal_birdanimal_amphibiananimal_reptileanimal_marineanimal_bugplant_flowerplant_otherFood and drinkfood_fruitfood_vegetablefood_preparedfood_asianfood_sweetdrinkdishwareTravel and placesplace_mapplace_geographicplace_buildingplace_religiousplace_othertransport_groundtransport_watertransport_airhoteltimeweatherActivitieseventaward_medalsportgameObjectssoundmusicmusical_instrumentphonecomputerlight_videobook_papermoneymailwritingofficelocktoolmedicalother_objectSymbolstransport_signwarningarrowreligionav_symbolother_symbolkeycapalphanumgeometricflagcountry_flagsubdivision_flag
Package: emojimenu
emojimenuSelect emoji usingdmenuand send to
clipboard usingxselor
auto-type usingxdotool.ConfigurationConfigured emoji are stored in~/.config/emojimenu/emoji.cfg.A simplesample configis installed automatically.Usageusage: emojimenu [-h] [-c PATH] [-t] [-d ms] [-x {p,s,b} [{p,s,b} ...]]

Select and type emoji with dmenu

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -c PATH, --cfg PATH   Config and emoji file
  -t, --type            Auto-type emoji using xdotool
  -d ms, --delay ms     Delay between typing each character (ms)
  -x {p,s,b} [{p,s,b} ...], --clipboards {p,s,b} [{p,s,b} ...]
                        List of xsel clipboards to copy to
Package: emojineer
EmojineerAre you an engineer? No! No! You're an EMOJINEER!
Emojineer emojinize everything on this planet.
By emojineering you'll release your nerves.Let'sExecutepip install emojineer.Havehello_kitty.jpgin your project directory.Create a python script like this:fromemojineer.emojineerimportemojineeremojineer(target_file_path="hello_kitty.jpg",conversion=0.03,save_dir=".",save_name="emoji_kitty.jpg")Execute the python file and you'll have emojinized hello kitty!Parameterstarget_file_path: Path of the target image from current directory. Supported extensions are whatever opencv supports.conversion: Indicates how abstract the output will be. Takes 0 to 1.save_dir: Save directory from current directory.save_name: Base name of the output. Emojineer saves with other parameters in the save name.
Package: emojins
this is a package that addes emoji to text.Change Log0.0.1 (17/08/2020)1 Release0.0.2 (17/08/2020)2 Release0.0.3 (18/08/2020)3 Release0.0.4 (18/08/2020)4 Release0.0.5 (18/08/2020)5 Release0.0.6 (18/08/2020)6 Release0.0.7 (18/08/2020)7 Release0.0.8 (18/08/2020)8 Release0.0.9 (18/08/2020)9 Release0.1.0 (19/08/2020)10 Release
Package: emojis
Emojis for PythonAboutThis library allows you to emojify content such as:This is a message with emojis :smile: :snake:Emoji database is based ongemojilibrary.Example>>>importemojis>>>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'}InstallationInstallemojiswithpip.pip3 install-UemojisDocumentationhttps://emojis.readthedocs.io/Missing or wrong emoji?This library is based ongemojidatabase, the official GitHub emoji library for Ruby.If an emoji is missing or labeled wrongly, report togemojiproject. 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.LicenseMIT
Package: emojisearch
search emojis using command lineInstallusing pippip install emojisearchusing source$ git clone https://github.com/keshav11/emoji-search.git
$ cd emojisearch
$ pip install .Usageshow results where keyword exits anywhere in the emoji name$ emojisearch grinning_cat_face
:grinning_cat_face:  😺
:grinning_cat_face_with_smiling_eyes:  😸show results only if whole emoji name matches with keyword$ emojisearch -w grinning_cat_face
:grinning_cat_face:  😺show results only if emoji name starts with search keyword$ emojisearch -s cat
:cat:  🐈
:cat_face:  🐱
:cat_face_with_tears_of_joy:  😹
:cat_face_with_wry_smile:  😼
Package: emoji-search
emoji-searchThe #1 Python tool for miscellaneous emoji infoInstallationWithPythoninstalled, simply run the following command to add the package to your project.pipinstallemoji-searchUsageThe following is an example usage of the package:fromrandomimportchoicefromemojiimportEmoji,categories,search,categorydefrandom_emoji()->Emoji:returnsearch(choice(category(choice(categories))))print(random_emoji())🤯You can also run the tool from the command-line:usage: emoji-search [-h] [--search SEARCH | --category CATEGORY | --categories | --palette]

Search for emoji information

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  --search SEARCH      Emoji to search for
  --category CATEGORY  Category to get list of emojis
  --categories         Get list of emoji categories
  --palette            Get JSON object of all categories and their emojisemoji-search--search'🎈'>balloon.jsonThen check out all the information!{"symbol":"🎈","description":"A balloon on a string, as decorates a birthday party. Generally depicted in red, though WhatsApp’s is pink and Google’s orangish-red.\nCommonly used to convey congratulations and celebration, especially when wishing someone a happy birthday.\nMicrosoft and Samsung's balloons were previously blue; SoftBank's was shown floating in the sky.\n\nBalloon was approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010\nand added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015.\n","name":"Balloon","aliases":["Party","Red Balloon"],"apple_name":"Balloon","unicode_name":"","vendors":{"Apple":["iOS 13.3","iOS 10.2","iOS 8.3","iOS 6.0","iOS 5.1","iOS 4.0","iPhone OS 2.2"],"Google":["Android 10.0 March 2020 Feature Drop","Android 8.0","Android 7.0","Android 5.0","Android 4.4","Android 4.3"],"Microsoft":["Windows 10 May 2019 Update","Windows 10 Anniversary Update","Windows 10","Windows 8.1","Windows 8.0"],"Samsung":["One UI 1.5","One UI 1.0","Experience 9.0","Experience 8.0","TouchWiz 7.1","TouchWiz 7.0","TouchWiz Nature UX 2"],"WhatsApp":["2.19.352","2.17"],"Twitter":["Twemoji 13.0","Twemoji 1.0"],"Facebook":["4.0","3.0","2.0","1.0"],"JoyPixels":["6.0","5.5","5.0","4.5","4.0","3.1","3.0","2.2","2.0","1.0"],"OpenMoji":["12.3","1.0"],"emojidex":["1.0.34","1.0.33","1.0.19","1.0.14"],"Messenger":["1.0"],"LG":["G5","G3"],"HTC":["Sense 7"],"Mozilla":["Firefox OS 2.5"],"SoftBank":["2014","2008","2006","2004","2001","2000"],"Docomo":["2013"],"au by KDDI":["Type F","Type D-3","Type D-2","Type D-1"]}}Feel free tocheck out the docsfor more information.LicenseThis software is released under the terms ofMIT license.
Package: emoji-shortname
emoji-shortnameReplace emoji short names with their corresponding emojis.OverviewThe short names we are familiar with (e.g. the ones used on sites like GitHub)
are not inline with theCLDR short namesdefined in the Unicode standard.
This makes mapping short codes to emojis a bit of a challenge. So, I punt on
this issue, and defer to theemoji packagecreated byTaehoon Kim and Kevin Wurster.
Their wonderful library does the heavy lifting.This extension amounts to a find-and-replace. Find the short name, replace it with the
appropriate emoji. It works with bothMarkdownandreStructuredText.DetailsEmojis are added to documents by sandwiching their short names between colons.
For example,:smile:resolves to :smile:. This syntax conflicts with
the way you provide options to directives in Sphinx. And, since the extension
ties into thesource-read hook, those directives are yet to be resolved.
As such, if an option shares the same name as an emoji short code, the option
will be replaced by the emoji. Though I am unaware of any case where this happens,
be aware that it is a possibility.DevelopmentThe project is managed withpoetry.To contribute toemoji-shortname, firstinstall poetry. Once installed,
fetch the project dependencies withpoetry install. From here, you can
iterate on the code and run the unit tests withpoetry run tox pyproject.tomlUsageSimply install the package with your manager of choice (e.g. poetry, pip, etc)
and then add the extension to your sphinxconfig.py.extensions=["emoji_shortname"]
Package: emojislib
emojislibEmojis for Python 😄 🐍 😋InstallationTo install theemojislibrun:pipinstallemojislibUsageemojis.Emojisis a dict which contains all emojis available inemojislib.There are two main types of methods in emojislib ,by_andsearch_by_.by_...by_nameget one emoji by nameimportemojislibasemojisemoji=emojis.by_name('eyes')print("name:",emoji.name)print("char:",emoji.char)print("category:",emoji.category)print("keywords:",emoji.keywords)output:name: eyes
char: 👀
category: people
keywords: ('look', 'watch', 'stalk', 'peek', 'see')by_categet a list of emoji(s) by category.emoji=emojis.by_cate('animals_and_nature')print(emoji)output:animals_and_nature [ 🐒, 🐵, 🐭, 🐁, 🍄, 🌑, ⚡]by_keyget a list of emoji(s) by keywords.emoji=emojis.by_key('winter')print("winter:",emoji)winter: [❄️, ⛄, ☃, 🎿, ⛷, 🏂, 🏔]search_by_...Thers are 3search_by_...methods:search_by_namesearch_by_keysearch_by_cateJust replaceget emoji(s) by a exact strwithget emoji(s) by a part of a exact strcompared withby_....
Package: emoji-strings
Adds support for emoji-strings in Python, which convert emoji names into actual emoji.TestsPyPIActivityQAOtherInstallationemoji-stringscan be installed from PyPI.To install withpip:$python-mpipinstallemoji-stringsUsageEmoji strings (g-strings for short) are similar to Python’s f-strings.
However, rather than using curly braces, g-strings use colons to mark emoji in a string.
For example, in the following sentence,:rocket:denotes a substitution, in this case for a 🚀 emoji:Deploy the app :rocket:In a Python source file, you can write this as:print(g"Deploy the app :rocket:")#     ^ note the "g" prefix characterwhich would print:Deploy the app 🚀Ta da! You no longer need to remember unicode code points or use cumbersome emoji entry dialogs.
To enable this magic, add the following comment to the top of your python source file:# -*- coding: emoji_strings -*-and addemoji-stringsto yourrequirements.txtfile.DisclaimerThis is a joke.While this absolutely does work I made it for fun.
Someone had asked me if, since Python has f-strings, it also has g-strings?
It does now.CreditsBased onfuture-fstrings,
and uses theemoji libraryto parse the emoji names.
Package: emojiswitch
EmojiswitchEmoji switch (supporting Chinese and English by set parameter lang)Examplefrom emojiswitch import emojize, demojize

# word switch to emoji
print(emojize('This animal is :tiger:', delimiters=(":", ":"), lang="en"))                                  # This animal is 🐅
print(emojize('这个动物是__老虎__', delimiters=("__", "__"), lang="zh"))                           # 这个动物是🐅

# emoji swith to word
print(demojize('我喜欢吃🍏', delimiters=("__", "__"), lang="zh"))                                           # 我喜欢吃__青苹果__
print(demojize('I like eating 🍏', delimiters=("__", "__"), lang="en"))                                    # I like eating __green_apple__Two modes:demojize   ：Parsing Emoji into a specific language(delimiters: distinguish the text to be translated)emojize      ：Translate text to Emoji(delimiters: distinguish the text to be translated)(Note: currently only Chinese (zh) and English (en) are supported)Installation$ pip install emojiswitchAuthorsmieqihezi (梅妻鹤子)
Package: emojitations
# emojitationsA library for using Unicode emoji annotations.  Emoji annotations can provide your scripts with a simple way to
interpret emoji, or select a random one satisfying certain criteria.  Annotations can be seen listed here on
the Unicode website:http://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html## RequirementsPython 3.+This library is pure python 3 and has no other requirements.## Installationpython3 setup.py install## UsageEmoji are available under their names atemoji.whatever.  These objects include anannotationsset and you can
use theemojiattribute orstr()to get their emoji strings.  To get all emoji in an annotation, useemoji.annotation.whatever.  This returns frozen sets which then can be combined using set operations.The library also provides (preliminary) support for foreign languages, available asemoji.de.kreditkartefor example.See the examples below for details.`python >>> from emojitations import emoji >>> emoji.grinning_face.annotationsfrozenset({'grin','face'})>>>print(''.join(str(grin)for grin in emoji.annotation.grin)) 😸😁😀 >>>print(''.join(str(grin)for grin in emoji.annotation.grin & emoji.annotation.cat)) 😸 >>> print(str(emoji.de.kreditkarte)) 💳 `0.1.0 (2016-03-17)Initial development version.
Package: emojito
EmojitoThere are many packages that provide shortnames for emojis. This package allows you to provide your own shortnames and with what to replace them.FeaturesFind and replace shortnames. You provide the shortnames and the content with which to replace them. You can also provide a callable from which you can in stead generate the content.Compatible with HTML. In stead of indiscrimnately finding and replacing shortnames anywhere in the text, accidentally replacing content that overlaps with tags, the HTML will be parsed and only the plain text within tags will be affected.ExamplefromemojitoimportEmojitos# Define your shortnames and their replacements.emojitos=Emojitos()emojitos.add(['one'],'1️⃣')emojitos.add(['two'],'2️⃣')emojitos.add(['three'],'3️⃣')# Provide a text containing your shortnames.document="""<h1>This is an example of Emojito</h1><ul><li>:one: Number One</li><li>:two: Number Two</li><li>:three: Number Three</li></ul>"""# Replace all instances of your shortnames in the document.result=emojitos.replace(document)
Package: emoji-tools
emoji_tools: emojiemoji_tools is a Python package of emojiInstallationThe code is packaged for PyPI, so that the installation consists in running:pipinstallemoji-toolsUsage emojifrom emoji_tools import emojize
 print(emoji.emojize("Python is fun :thumbsup:", use_aliases=True))

 print(emoji.emojize("Python is fun :red_heart:"))

 print(emoji.emojize("Python is fun :red_heart:",variant="emoji_type"))

 print(emoji.emojize('Python es :pulgar_hacia_arriba:', language='es'))LicenseApache License 2.0.New features v1.0BugFixchoco install visualcpp-build-toolsReferenceJonathan Quizagithub.Jonathan QuizaRumiMLSpark.Jonathan Quizalinkedin.
Package: emoji-translate
emoji_translateEmoji translation for Python.  This project relies on previous works, likeemoji,emojilib, andvaderSentiment.The primary differentiator of this work is the incorporation of keyword alternatives to the standard unicode emoji descriptions, which result in more natural translations. The translation can also be randomized if desired.Examplefrom emoji_translate.emoji_translate import Translator

emo = Translator(exact_match_only=False, randomize=True)

# basic translation
print(emo.emojify('The house is on fire!'))     # > 'The 🏠 is on 🔥!'
print(emo.demojify('The 🏠 is on 🔥!'))         # > 'The house is on fire!'

# targeting sentiment
print(emo.remove_positive_emojis('That new SNL skit 😂😂'))    # > 'That new SNL skit'

print(emo.add_positive_emojis('I cannot believe it!', num=1))   # > 'I cannot believe it! 💪'
print(emo.add_negative_emojis('I cannot believe it!', num=2))   # > 'I cannot believe it! 🙄😱'
print(emo.add_neutral_emojis('I cannot believe it!', num=3))    # > 'I cannot believe it! 🚝🐮🛶'NOTE: Emoji sentiment (polarity) was computed by concatenating the emojishort_nameandkeywordsand passing them all intovaderSentiment.SentimentIntensityAnalyzer.InstallationVia pip:pip install emoji_translateFrom master branch:$ git clone https://github.com/fabriceyhc/emoji_translate.git
$ cd emoji_translate
$ python setup.py installRoadmapThe following enhancements are planned for sometime in the future. Feel free to reach out / submit pull requests if you want to beat me to it.Creating a static / functional version of the package that does not require the creation of Emojify object.Incorporating part-of-speech (POS) information during emoji translation, possibly viaspaCy.Using an alternative to VADER for sentiment analysis on the emojis, possibly offering a variety of options.AuthorsFabrice Harel-Canada /@fabriceyhc
Package: emoji-vietnamese
Emoji for Python.  This project was inspired bykyokomi.ExampleThe entire set of Emoji codes as defined by theunicode consortiumis supported in addition to a bunch ofaliases.  By
default, only the official list is enabled but doingemoji.emojize(use_aliases=True)enables
both the full list and aliases.>>importemoji_vietnamese>>print(emoji_vietnamese.demojize('Dịu dàng chiếm cả thế gian Càng khôn ngoan lắm càng ngang trái nhiều 😉😂'))>>DịudàngchiếmcảthếgianCàngkhônngoanlắmcàngngangtráinhiềuiconmặtnháymắticoniconkhuônmặtvớinhữnggiọtnướcmắtcủaniềmvuiiconInstallationVia pip:$pipinstallemoji--upgradeFrom master branch:$gitclonehttps://github.com/carpedm20/emoji.git$cdemoji$pythonsetup.pyinstallhttps://viblo.asia/p/huong-dan-tao-package-python-RnB5pBvDZPG
Package: emojy
emojyWrite Python with emojis!Inspired bythis tweet, so blame Paul, not us.Installation / Usage$pipinstallemojy[...]Successfully installed emojy.$catcode.emojy📺('Hello 👋!')$emojycode.emojyHello 👋!ExamplesCode:📺('✅'if👍👐👎else'❌')Output:✅Code:🤞:👍/👎💣:📺('Boom💥')Output:Boom💥
Package: emonic-admin
Emonic-AdminEmonic-Admin a battery startup for newly emonic v1.0.3Available scriptsemonic-admincreate-project{projectname}emonic-adminsetup--migrateemonic-adminbuild-p{root_project_name}emonic-adminmanageengineemonic-admingradle--productionemonic-admin createproject {project_name} for building the floor of Emonic app.emonic-admin setup --migration for setting up the migration to root project.emonic-admin build -p {root_project_name} building the root project.emonic-admin manage engine for setting up all the templates and static files.emonic-admin gradle --production for production usage.
Package: emon-utils
EmonUtilsA simple integration set of utilities connecting EmonPi's ecosystem with CouchDBFeaturesSubscribe on EmonPi's feeds of interest and re-transmit the measurements on a CouchDB serverHow To UseInstall package by runningpip install emon-utilsUse package withpython -m EmonUtilsConfigurationWhen running for the first time, EmonUtils will fire the auto-configuration scripts up. After that, the system will be ready to use.The auto-configuration scripts can be invoked on demand. The functionsfrom EmonUtils.setup import generate_config, generate_schemacam be used accordingly.An other way of configuring EmonUtils is by locating and editing the respective files manually.from EmonUtils import CONFIG_FILE, SCHEMA_FILEcan be used to examine where those files are stored.Important NotesMake sure that the underlying server's clock is configured as desired. In the case of EmonPi, the default time zone might lead to obfuscating bugs.
Package: emosent-py
emosent-pyemosent-py is a Python utility package to get Sentiment Rankings for Unicode Emojis.Based on the research by Kralj Novak P, Smailović J, Sluban B, Mozetič I
(2015) onSentiment of Emojis.Journal Link:https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0144296CSV Data acquired from CLARIN repository,
Repository Link:http://hdl.handle.net/11356/1048This project is inspired byemoji-sentiment, a similar utility written in JavaScript.Emoji SupportThe complete listed of Emojis to Sentiment Ranking supported by this project
can be found atEmoji Sentiment Ranking v1.0.InstallationYou can install emosent-py from usingpip:pipinstallemosent-pyUsageExample 1fromemosentimportget_emoji_sentiment_rankget_emoji_sentiment_rank('❤')Output:{'unicode_codepoint':'0x2764','occurrences':8050,'position':0.746943086,'negative':355.0,'neutral':1334.0,'positive':6361.0,'unicode_name':'HEAVY BLACK HEART','unicode_block':'Dingbats','sentiment_score':0.746}Example 2fromemosentimportget_emoji_sentiment_rank# This function returns the emoji sentiment rank# mapped to the specified character.get_emoji_sentiment_rank('😂')Output:{'unicode_codepoint':'0x1f602','occurrences':14622,'position':0.805100583,'negative':3614.0,'neutral':4163.0,'positive':6845.0,'unicode_name':'FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY','unicode_block':'Emoticons','sentiment_score':0.221}Example 3fromemosentimportget_emoji_sentiment_rank_multiple# Parses the input text character by character and# extracts emoji sentiment ranks and their respective positions in the text.get_emoji_sentiment_rank_multiple('well done buddy! 😁👏')Output:# Here, the emojis are found at positions 17 and 18 in the specified text.[{'text_position':17,'emoji_sentiment_rank':{'unicode_codepoint':'0x1f601','occurrences':2189,'position':0.796151187,'negative':278.0,'neutral':648.0,'positive':1263.0,'unicode_name':'GRINNING FACE WITH SMILING EYES','unicode_block':'Emoticons','sentiment_score':0.45}},{'text_position':18,'emoji_sentiment_rank':{'unicode_codepoint':'0x1f44f','occurrences':2336,'position':0.787130164,'negative':243.0,'neutral':634.0,'positive':1459.0,'unicode_name':'CLAPPING HANDS SIGN','unicode_block':'Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs','sentiment_score':0.521}}]VersioningWe useSemVerfor versioning. For the versions available,
see thetags on this repository.LicenseThis project is licensed under the MIT License - see theLICENSE.txtfile for more details.