What's it do?
>>> import emojencode, textwrap
>>> data = emojencode.e64encode(
... b'Man is distinguished, not only by his reason, but by '
... b'this singular passion from other animals, which is a '
... b'lust of the mind, that by a perseverance of delight in '
... b'the continued and indefatigable generation of knowledge, '
... b'exceeds the short vehemence of any carnal pleasure.')
>>> print('\n'.join(textwrap.wrap(data, 40)))
😓😖😅😮😈😆😥😳😈😆😑😩😜😷😑😩😛😦😝😵😚😗😍😨😙😖😐😬😈😆😹😯😝😂😁😯😛😦😱😹
😈😆😉😹😈😆😡😩😜😲😁😲😙😖😅😳😛😶😸😬😈😆😉😵😝😂😁😢😞😒😁😴😚😆😥😳😈😇😍😩
😛😦😝😵😛😆😅😲😈😇😁😡😜😷😍😩😛😶😸😠😙😧😉😯😛😒😁😯😝😆😡😥😜😢😁😡😛😦😥😭
😘😖😱😳😋😂😁😷😚😆😥😣😚😂😁😩😜😲😁😡😈😆😱😵😜😷😐😠😛😶😘😠😝😆😡😥😈😆😵😩
😛😦😐😬😈😇😑😨😘😗😐😠😘😧😤😠😘😒😁😰😙😗😉😳😙😗😙😥😜😦😅😮😘😶😔😠😛😶😘😠
😙😆😕😬😚😖😝😨😝😂😁😩😛😢😁😴😚😆😔😠😘😶😽😮😝😆😥😮😝😖😕😤😈😆😅😮😙😂😁😩
😛😦😑😥😙😦😅😴😚😖😝😡😘😦😱😥😈😆😝😥😛😦😕😲😘😗😑😩😛😶😸😠😛😶😘😠😚😶😹😯
😝😶😱😥😙😆😝😥😋😂😁😥😞😆😍😥😙😖😑😳😈😇😑😨😙😒😁😳😚😆😽😲😝😂😁😶😙😖😡😥
😛😖😕😮😘😶😔😠😛😶😘😠😘😖😹😹😈😆😍😡😜😦😹😡😛😂😁😰😛😆😕😡😜😷😕😲😙😒😸💩Also this:
>>> text = emojencode.e64decode('''
... 😓😖😅😮😈😆😥😳😈😆😑😩😜😷😑😩😛😦😝😵😚😗😍😨😙😖😐😬😈😆😹😯
... 😝😂😁😯😛😦😱😹😈😆😉😹😈😆😡😩😜😲😁😲😙😖😅😳😛😶😸😬😈😆😉😵
... 😝😂😁😢😞😒😁😴😚😆😥😳😈😇😍😩😛😦😝😵😛😆😅😲😈😇😁😡😜😷😍😩
... 😛😶😸😠😙😧😉😯😛😒😁😯😝😆😡😥😜😢😁😡😛😦😥😭😘😖😱😳😋😂😁😷
... 😚😆😥😣😚😂😁😩😜😲😁😡😈😆😱😵😜😷😐😠😛😶😘😠😝😆😡😥😈😆😵😩
... 😛😦😐😬😈😇😑😨😘😗😐😠😘😧😤😠😘😒😁😰😙😗😉😳😙😗😙😥😜😦😅😮
... 😘😶😔😠😛😶😘😠😙😆😕😬😚😖😝😨😝😂😁😩😛😢😁😴😚😆😔😠😘😶😽😮
... 😝😆😥😮😝😖😕😤😈😆😅😮😙😂😁😩😛😦😑😥😙😦😅😴😚😖😝😡😘😦😱😥
... 😈😆😝😥😛😦😕😲😘😗😑😩😛😶😸😠😛😶😘😠😚😶😹😯😝😶😱😥😙😆😝😥
... 😋😂😁😥😞😆😍😥😙😖😑😳😈😇😑😨😙😒😁😳😚😆😽😲😝😂😁😶😙😖😡😥
... 😛😖😕😮😘😶😔😠😛😶😘😠😘😖😹😹😈😆😍😡😜😦😹😡😛😂😁😰😛😆😕😡
... 😜😷😕😲😙😒😸💩
... ''')
>>> textwrap.shorten(text.decode('utf-8'), width=55, placeholder='...')
'Man is distinguished, not only by his reason, but by...'pip3 install emojencode
Requires Python 3.
emojencode [<data>]
emojdecode [<data>]
If data is not provided, reads from stdin.
When decoding, any unrecognized characters are ignored.
Example usage:
$ emojencode 'Hello, 🌎!' > message.e64
$ cat message.e64
😒😆😕😬😛😆😼😬😈😏😂😟😣😈😸😡
$ cat message.e64 | emojdecode
Hello, 🌎!
Advanced usage:
$ emojdecode '
> cant belive how #blessed i am with such an
> awesome life ❤😚😒😝😭😈😇😍😯😈😆😅😬😛😶😹😥
> #weareyoung #lol #yolo
> '
i'm so alone
emojdecode "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/doctaphred/emojencode/master/LICENSE)"
- more emoji
- gzip + ascii85 support
- cowsay integration