Hash (unicode) strings to emoji(s). You can set the length.
Importing is as easy as from pymojihash import hash_to_emoji! hash_to_emoji() is the wonderful hashing function.
- In this example a string is hashed to a single emoji:
>>> hash_to_emoji('lol') '🇫🇲'- There is a limited number of emojis outputs (see: emojis.json in this package) so if you increase the hash_length the less likely youa re to encounter different values which produce the same output/hash/emoji(s):
>>> hash_to_emoji('lol', 4) '◼️🍕🍐🇫🇲' >>> hash_to_emoji('lol', 2) '🍐🇫🇲' >>> hash_to_emoji('heck', 2) '♠️🇨🇦'- You can also exclude the flag emojis like this:
>>> hash_to_emoji('heck') '🇨🇦' >>> hash_to_emoji('heck', no_flags=True) '😤'
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