# Ecoji-py 🏣🔉🦐🔼🍽🚃🔓☕
A Python3 implemention of [Ecoji](https://github.com/keith-turner/ecoji). Ecoji encodes data as 1024 [emojis][emoji], its base1024 with an emoji character set. Give Ecoji a try at [ecoji.io](https://ecoji.io).
## Installing
with pip
`bash $pip3 install ecoji `
with source code
`bash $git clone git@github.com:mecforlove/ecoji-py.git && cd ecoji-py && python3 setup.py install `
## For CLI usage
encode
`base $echo -n hello | ecoji 👲🔩🚗🌷 `
decode
`bash $echo -n 👲🔩🚗🌷 | ecoji -d hello% `
Run ecoji -h to learn more about the CLI.
## For python lib
encode
`python >>> import io >>> from ecoji import encode >>> r = io.BytesIO(b'hello') >>> w = io.StringIO() >>> encode(r, w) >>> print(w.getvalue()) 👲🔩🚗🌷 `
decode
`python >>> import io >>> from ecoji import decode >>> r = io.StringIO('👲🔩🚗🌷') >>> w = io.BytesIO() >>> decode(r, w) >>> print(w.getvalue()) b'hello' `
Last but not the least, only Python3.x is supported.
[emoji]: https://unicode.org/emoji/
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