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What is the RandomEmojis project?

Welcome! This project is a custom python command line application using the click library built by the dudes that made flask. This application generates random emoji(s) and can even show the emojis link. WOW!1!!

Getting Started

Requirements

  • python 3.7+ and pip is required to use/download randomemojis

Installation

# Production
pip install randomemojis
# Testing
git clone https://github.com/yusuf8ahmed/RandomEmojis

Usage

# Production
emojis 3
# Testing
python emojis 3

Advance Info

Usage: emojis [OPTIONS] [NUMBER]

Emojis: generates random emojis duh

Options:
  -l, --link     display generated emoji(s) url
  -v, --verbose  show verbose messages
  --help         Show this message and exit.

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