Write Python code using emojis π
Marc Garcia gave a wonderful lightning talk at EuroSciPy 2018 in Trento, where he pointed out some obvious deficiencies in Python's handling of unicode. For instance, code like the following is not supported:
import pandas as πΌ
π is available on PyPI. Install it with pip
:
$ python -m pip install pythonji
π installs as pythonji
. π code files have the suffix .π
. You can run a π code file as follows:
$ pythonji file.π
Save the following code to the file πΌ.π
:
import pandas as πΌ
from numpy import random as π
# Define a dataframe and print it to the console
π = πΌ.DataFrame(
{
"π": ["πΌ", "π", "π¦"],
"π·οΈ": ["Panda", "Python", "Lion"],
"π―": π.randint(2, 5, size=3),
},
).set_index("π")
print(π)
# Do some arithmetic with the dataframe
π€ = f" Pythonji {' '.join(π.index)}"
π’ = π.loc["π", "π―"] + π.loc["πΌ", "π―"]
print(π€ * π’)
You can run the code as follows:
$ pythonji πΌ.π
π· π―
π
πΌ Panda 2
π Python 2
π¦ Lion 4
Pythonji πΌ π π¦ Pythonji πΌ π π¦ Pythonji πΌ π π¦ Pythonji πΌ π π¦
- π currently only handles single script files. It can import any regular Python module, but unfortunately not π modules.
- Sadly,
pip
does not currently handle unicode command names. Ideally, we want the executable to be namedπ
instead ofpythonji
. - Black unfortunately can not handle π code. Does anybody want to contribute to β¬, a formatter for π?