koremu
Express integers as memorable, pronounceable strings — and turn them back into integers.
Koremu maps each 7-bit chunk of a non-negative integer to one of 128
pronounceable syllables, so a number like 10610353957 becomes
koremutake. See http://shorl.com/koremutake for the original idea.
Installation
uv add koremu
Or, from a checkout:
uv pip install .
Usage
>>> from koremu import encode, decode
>>> encode(10610353957)
'koremutake'
>>> decode('koremutake')
10610353957
Pad the output to a minimum number of syllables:
>>> encode(0, syllables=3)
'bababa'
encode raises ValueError for negative numbers; decode raises
ValueError for strings that aren't valid koremutake.
Development
This project is managed with uv.
uv sync # set up the environment
uv run python -m unittest # run the tests
uv build # build the wheel and sdist
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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