Joji convert a text to corresponding emoji if emoji is available
1. There is a json file with emoji names as keys and corresponding unicode of emojis as values.
2. There is a method that check if the input word is in the key space of the json. If yes then will return corresponding value.
3. There is a method that do similarity matching of word against the keys in json and return the emoji unicode corresponding to the key with maximum similarity value.
4. There is a threshold to avoid False Positives.
5. If both checking and matching don't return anything, just return the word - means there is no emoji for that word.
python setup.py install
Joji is now available in pip
pip install joji
>> from joji.jojify import Jojify
>> print(Jojify.predict("dracula"))
('🧛', 'U+1F9DB', 0.5509367532053601)
>> print(Jojify.predict("ganja"))
('🌿', 'U+1F33F', 0.2860632682239092)
>> print(Jojify.predict("ironman"))
('🦸', 'U+1F9B8', 0.40435058484084363)pytest tests
- Maybe add vaaku2vec and create malayalam text to emoji