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Created and Added all the languages that support Emoji #440

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@SethiShreya SethiShreya commented Oct 19, 2024

Signed off by Shreya Sethi
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This PR addresses issue #397

  • added a JSON file which includes all the languages that support emoji datatype to compare to
  • created a centralized generate_emoji_keywords.py in scribe_data/unicode which takes a language, and output directory from main.py to generate emoji
  • Configure other files to integrate it well

@andrewtavis @Ekikereabasi-Nk please review it and give your feedback :)

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@SethiShreya nice work

@andrewtavis andrewtavis self-requested a review October 21, 2024 11:11
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# Check if the language code exists in the dictionary
for code, name in languages.items():
if name == language:
print(f"Emoji Generation for language : {language} is supported")
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For lower and capitalization user input language, we need to dynamically handle it by language.lower()

file_path=output_dir,
formatted_data=emoji_keywords_dict,
query_data_in_use=True,
language=language,
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We should use language.capitalize(), therefore no No such file or directory: 'scribe_data_json_export/english/emoji_keywords.json' will cause. In file data-type should be '{user_given_directory}/English/emoji_keywords.json'

Then we can call scribe-data get -lang English -dt emoji_keywords -od ./output_data and get the file in output_data

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axif0 commented Oct 21, 2024

cc: @mhmohona Can you please review in a new environment if you have free time in hand, as you got windows OS? Also, by applying the upper issues?

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This is really really great, @SethiShreya :) I removed the JSON so we can base this directly off of the CLDR data as I think that's more sustainable. I'm getting the PyICU error for it not being installed as well, but I think we can close that with @axif0's PR or a combination of that one and your other one.

@andrewtavis andrewtavis merged commit eb42856 into scribe-org:main Oct 24, 2024
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