flake8-no-emoji
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Flake8 plugin that detects and reports any emoji characters in Python source code. Helps keep your codebase clean, consistent, and free from unwanted Unicode emojis.
Features
Note: Do not set the same category in both --ignore-emoji-types and --only-emoji-types, as only takes
precedence over ignore.
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Scans Python files for all Unicode emoji characters (including multi-codepoint clusters).
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Raises a linting error (
EMO001) when emojis are found. -
Supports filtering by emoji categories:
--ignore-emoji-types=PEOPLE,FOOD--only-emoji-types=FLAGS
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Works seamlessly with Flake8 and pre-commit hooks.
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Lightweight and dependency-minimal (
regexandemojirequired).
Installation
pip install flake8-no-emoji
Usage
Run normally via flake8:
flake8 app
flake8 --select=EMO
Example output:
/example.py:3:10: EMO001 Emoji detected in code
Configuration
You can configure categories to ignore or allow exclusively.
Ignore certain categories
flake8 --ignore-emoji-types=PEOPLE,FOOD
This ignores emojis in the PEOPLE and FOOD categories, but still reports others.
Allow only specific categories
flake8 --only-emoji-types=FLAGS
This only reports FLAGS emojis, ignoring everything else.
(Note: only takes precedence over ignore.)
Example (with pre-commit)
Add to .pre-commit-config.yaml:
repos:
- repo: https://github.com/AlgorithmAlchemy/flake8-no-emoji
rev: v0.2.6
hooks:
- id: flake8
additional_dependencies: [ flake8-no-emoji ]
Run:
pre-commit run --all-files
Categories Supported
- PEOPLE 👩 👨 😀
- NATURE 🌳 🐶 🌸
- FOOD 🍕 🍔 🍎
- ACTIVITY ⚽ 🎮 🎭
- TRAVEL ✈️ 🚗 🚀
- OBJECTS 💻 📱 📚
- SYMBOLS ❤️ ☮️ ✔️
- FLAGS 🇺🇸 🇯🇵 🏳️🌈
- OTHER (fallback if no match)
Error Codes
- EMO001 — Emoji detected in code.
Development
Clone and install in editable mode:
git clone https://github.com/AlgorithmAlchemy/flake8-no-emoji
cd flake8-no-emoji
pip install -e .[dev]
pytest
License
MIT License © 2025 AlgorithmAlchemy
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