RobotChickens wrote:

TheSafetyMiner wrote:

(#1699)
A place to find emojis is also: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Emoji

Yeah, but I like using emojipedia.org because It's organized a lot better.
Is there a specific vendor (Google, Microsoft) That we are making the emojis of on here? If we had to choose, Google Noto Is always a good choice imo…

notwait wrote:

(#1694)
progress pie chart thingy i made in python

(edit) grey = not made

notwait wrote:

(#1694)
progress pie chart thingy i made in python

(edit) grey = not made

RobotChickens wrote:

(#1704)
Githup image hosting is no longer supported.

TheTrillion wrote:

(#1705)

RobotChickens wrote:

(#1704)
Githup image hosting is no longer supported.

it never was; it was made for other websites iirc

RobotChickens wrote:

(#1706)
I have always used the GitHub though…

RobotChickens wrote:

notwait wrote:

(#1694)
progress pie chart thingy i made in python

(edit) grey = not made

Super cool! Is this on a website somewhere? How dod you make this?

import requests
import tkinter as tk
colors = ["#f00", "#0f0", "#00f", "#0ff", "#ff0", "#f0f", "#700", "#070", "#007", "#077", "#770", "#707", "#f70", "#730", "#f77", "#7f7", "#77f", "#7ff", "#ff7", "#f7f", "#f27", "#575", "#757", "#0d7", "#fff"]
colors.reverse()
print(len(colors))
print("downloading forumoji.json")
forumoji = requests.get("https://gh.vercte.net/forumoji/resources/forumoji.json").json()
print("downloading unicode-emoji.json")
unicode = requests.get("https://gh.vercte.net/forumoji/resources/unicode-emoji.json").json()
authors = [emoji["author"][0] for emoji in forumoji["emoji"]]
author_counts = sorted([(author, authors.count(author)) for author in set(authors)], key=lambda t: t[1])
codepoints = []
for category in unicode["contents"]:
    for subcategory in category["contents"]:
        for emoji in subcategory["contents"]:
            codepoints.append(emoji["codepoint"])
emoji_count = (len(codepoints))
print(len(forumoji["emoji"]) / emoji_count * 100)
root = tk.Tk()
canvas = tk.Canvas()
canvas.create_oval(0,0,600,600, fill="gray", width=0)
start = 0
for color_index, t in enumerate(author_counts):
    
    extent = (t[1] / emoji_count * 360)
    canvas.create_arc(0,0,600,600, fill=colors[min(color_index, len(colors)-1)], start=start, extent=extent, width=0, outline="")
    start += extent
    
    print(start, extent, color_index, t[0], t[1])
    canvas.create_rectangle(620, color_index * 20, 620 + 20, color_index * 20 + 20, fill=colors[min(color_index, len(colors)-1)], width=1)
    canvas.create_text(620+30, color_index*20+10, text=t[0], anchor="w")
canvas.pack(expand=1, fill="both")
root.mainloop()

notwait wrote:

(#1708)
maybe someone will port this to JS and put it on the website

mumu245 wrote:

notwait wrote:

(#1708)
maybe someone will port this to JS and put it on the website

Or even PyScript, but not with Tkinter. Chartify (it's made by music app) seems nice for this job. It doesn't have pie charts, but the bar charts it does make are interactive.

DifferentDance8 wrote:

(#1710)

mumu245 wrote:

notwait wrote:

(#1708)
maybe someone will port this to JS and put it on the website

Or even PyScript, but not with Tkinter. Chartify (it's made by music app) seems nice for this job. It doesn't have pie charts, but the bar charts it does make are interactive.

What interest does Spotify want to have with the concept of charts?

RobotChickens wrote:

TheSafetyMiner wrote:

(#1699)
A place to find emojis is also: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Emoji

Yeah, but I like using emojipedia.org because It's organized a lot better.
Is there a specific vendor (Google, Microsoft) That we are making the emojis of on here? If we had to choose, Google Noto Is always a good choice imo…

mcgoomba wrote:

- better Exploding Head emoji

lolecksdeehaha wrote:

(#1712)

RobotChickens wrote:

TheSafetyMiner wrote:

(#1699)
A place to find emojis is also: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Emoji

Yeah, but I like using emojipedia.org because It's organized a lot better.
Is there a specific vendor (Google, Microsoft) That we are making the emojis of on here? If we had to choose, Google Noto Is always a good choice imo…

all emoji vendors should have the same emojis. we're just essentially another emoji vendor, so own style

RobotChickens wrote:

-snip
I just think it would be nice to have some kind of consistency…

RobotChickens wrote:

lolecksdeehaha wrote:

(#1712)

RobotChickens wrote:

TheSafetyMiner wrote:

(#1699)
A place to find emojis is also: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Emoji

Yeah, but I like using emojipedia.org because It's organized a lot better.
Is there a specific vendor (Google, Microsoft) That we are making the emojis of on here? If we had to choose, Google Noto Is always a good choice imo…

all emoji vendors should have the same emojis. we're just essentially another emoji vendor, so own style

The celebrating emoji is very clearly modeled ofter the Windows version:

But, the ghost on the other hand is based on the Google version: (It's the only one with a swooshy bottom)

I just think it would be nice to have some kind of consistency…

64lu wrote:

(#1714)
made some edits to the current thumbs up/down emojis

64lu wrote:

made some edits to the current thumbs up/down emojis