juancarlospaco/unicodemoticon

Trayicon with Unicode Emoticons using Python3 Qt5

Unicodemoticon

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/unicodemoticon https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/unicodemoticon

• Python3 ready, it will only work with Python >= 3, instead of soon to be deprecated (year 2020) python2.
• Unicode ready, it should handle correctly any kind of character that UTF-8 can support without escaping.
• Tabbed Window and Trayicon with Unicode Emoticons using Python3 Qt5.
• easy to use
• Set its own Process name and show up on Process lists, GUI Customization via CSS, Icon Customization.
• Can check for updates for itself, Sets Smooth CPU usage, Colored Logging, Single Instance via Sockets.
• On Mouse Hover Previews.
• HTML5 Entities, eg. © and Multiple characters Emoticons, eg. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
• Alternating CamelCase for clipboard text, eg. AlTeRnAtInG CaMeLcAsE FoR ClIpBoArD TeXt.
• Base64, ROT-13, URL Encode, and more.

Install permanently on the system:

PIP: (Recommended!)

sudo apt-get install python3-pyqt5 ttf-ancient-fonts sni-qt
#  sudo yum install python3-pyqt5 ttf-ancient-fonts
#  sudo pacman -Syu python-pip python-pyqt5 ttf-ancient-fonts
#  sudo yaourt -Sy emojione-color-font ttf-freefont noto-fonts-emoji
sudo pip3 install unicodemoticon

Why?:

• I wanted a quick and simple Menu organized by categories to copy Emoticons for the whole desktop.
• Like a Color Picker but for Unicode Emoticons.

Requisites:

• Linux / Os X / MS Window
• Python 3.x (No Python2)
• PyQt 5.x (No Qt4)

Optionals:

• ttf-ancient-fonts (Linux Package with Fonts that support Emoji)
• noto-fonts-emoji: Another font with emoji (Linux Package with Fonts that support Emoji)
• ttf-symbola: Font with emoji (Linux Package with Fonts that support Emoji)
• noto-fonts: Fonts designed to cover a wide unicode range (Linux Package with Fonts that support Emoji)
• ttf-freefont: Another font covering a wide unicode range (Linux Package with Fonts that support Emoji)
• emojione-color-font: Full-Color Fonts specifically designed for Emoji (Linux Package with Fonts that support Emoji)
• QDarkStyleSheet (CSS base for Qt5) sudo pip3 install qdarkstyle

Windows

Support is very limited by Windows itself for Unicode. Install all these fonts as admin and reboot the system:

• ttf-ancient-fonts: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+files/ttf-ancient-fonts_2.59.orig.tar.xz
• noto-fonts-emoji: https://github.com/googlei18n/noto-emoji/blob/master/fonts/NotoEmoji-Regular.ttf

Vim:

• Add in your ~/.vimrc file this lines:

:set encoding=utf-8
:set termencoding=utf-8

Coding Style Guide:

• Lint, PEP-8, PEP-257, PyLama, iSort must Pass Ok. pip install pep8 pep257 pylama isort
• If theres any kind of Tests, they must Pass Ok, if theres no Tests, its ok, if Tests provided, is even better.

Contributors:

• Please Star this Repo on Github !, it helps to show up faster on searchs.
• Help and more Help and Interactive Quick Git Tutorial.
• Please take special care of NOT breaking any existing emoji before sending a Pull Request.

Licence:

• GNU GPL Latest Version AND GNU LGPL Latest Version AND any Licence YOU Request via Bug Report.

Ethics and Humanism Policy:

• This project is LGBTQQIAAP friendly.