hash_emoji {cli} | R Documentation |
Emoji hash
Description
Emoji hash
Usage
hash_emoji(x, size = 3)
hash_raw_emoji(x, size = 3)
hash_obj_emoji(x, size = 3, serialize_version = 2)
Arguments
x |
Character vector. |
size |
Number of emojis to use in a hash. Currently it has to be from 1 through 4. |
serialize_version |
Workspace format version to use, see
|
Details
It uses the first 13 hexadecimal characters (out of the 32) of the MD5 hash of the input, and converts them into an emoji representation. It uses a manually selected subset of all emojis, that tend to be displayed correctly.
Number of possible hash values
cli uses 2280 possible emojis. This is the number of
different hashes you can get for different values of size
:
size | size of hash table space |
1 | 2,280 |
2 | 5,198,400 |
3 | 11,852,352,000 |
4 | 27,023,362,560,000 |
hash_raw_emoji()
calculates the emoji hash of the bytes
of a raw vector.
hash_obj_emoji()
calculates the emoji hash of an R
object. The object is serialized into a binary vector first.
Value
hash_emoji()
returns a data frame with columns
-
hash
: the emoji hash, a string of the requested size. -
emojis
: list column with the emoji characters in character vectors. Note that an emoji might have multiple code points. -
text
: text representation ofhash
, comma separated. -
names
: list column with the text representations ofemojis
, in character vectors.
hash_raw_emoji()
and hash_obj_emoji()
return a list with
entries:
-
hash
: the emoji hash, a string of requested size, -
emojis
: the individual emoji characters in a character vector, -
text
: text representation ofhash
, comma separated, -
names
: names of the emojis, in a character vector.
See Also
the emoji package for a comprehensive list of emojis
Other hash functions:
hash_animal()
,
hash_md5()
,
hash_sha1()
,
hash_sha256()
Examples
hash_emoji(c("foo", NA, "bar", ""))$text
# if you increase `size`, the shorter hash is a prefix of the longer:
hash_emoji("foobar", 1)$text
hash_emoji("foobar", 2)$text
hash_emoji("foobar", 3)$text
hash_emoji("foobar", 4)$text