marseymoji/check_emoji_sequences.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
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"""Compare emoji image file namings against unicode property data."""

import argparse
import collections
import glob
import os
from os import path
import re
import sys

from nototools import unicode_data

def _is_regional_indicator(cp):
  return 0x1f1e6 <= cp <= 0x1f1ff


def _is_skintone_modifier(cp):
  return 0x1f3fb <= cp <= 0x1f3ff


def _seq_string(seq):
  return '_'.join('%04x' % cp for cp in seq)


def _check_valid_emoji(sorted_seq_to_filepath):
  """Ensure all emoji are either valid emoji or specific chars."""

  valid_cps = set(unicode_data.get_emoji() | unicode_data.proposed_emoji_cps())
  valid_cps.add(0x200d)  # ZWJ
  valid_cps.add(0x20e3)  # combining enclosing keycap
  valid_cps.add(0xfe0f)  # variation selector (emoji presentation)
  valid_cps.add(0xfe82b)  # PUA value for unknown flag

  not_emoji = {}
  for seq, fp in sorted_seq_to_filepath.iteritems():
    for cp in seq:
      if cp not in valid_cps:
        if cp not in not_emoji:
          not_emoji[cp] = []
        not_emoji[cp].append(fp)

  if len(not_emoji):
    print >> sys.stderr, '%d non-emoji found:' % len(not_emoji)
    for cp in sorted(not_emoji):
      print >> sys.stderr, '%04x (in %s)' % (cp, ', '.join(not_emoji[cp]))


def _check_zwj(sorted_seq_to_filepath):
  """Ensure zwj is only between two appropriate emoji."""
  ZWJ = 0x200D
  EMOJI_PRESENTATION_VS = 0xFE0F

  for seq, fp in sorted_seq_to_filepath.iteritems():
    if ZWJ not in seq:
      continue
    if seq[0] == 0x200d:
      print >> sys.stderr, 'zwj at head of sequence in %s' % fp
    if len(seq) == 1:
      continue
    if seq[-1] == 0x200d:
      print >> sys.stderr, 'zwj at end of sequence in %s' % fp
    for i, cp in enumerate(seq):
      if cp == ZWJ:
        if i > 0:
          pcp = seq[i-1]
          if pcp != EMOJI_PRESENTATION_VS and not unicode_data.is_emoji(pcp):
            print >> sys.stderr, 'non-emoji %04x preceeds ZWJ in %s' % (pcp, fp)
        if i < len(seq) - 1:
          fcp = seq[i+1]
          if not unicode_data.is_emoji(fcp):
            print >> sys.stderr, 'non-emoji %04x follows ZWJ in %s' % (fcp, fp)


def _check_flags(sorted_seq_to_filepath):
  """Ensure regional indicators are only in sequences of one or two, and
  never mixed."""
  for seq, fp in sorted_seq_to_filepath.iteritems():
    have_reg = None
    for cp in seq:
      is_reg = _is_regional_indicator(cp)
      if have_reg == None:
        have_reg = is_reg
      elif have_reg != is_reg:
        print >> sys.stderr, 'mix of regional and non-regional in %s' % fp
    if have_reg and len(seq) > 2:
      # We provide dummy glyphs for regional indicators, so there are sequences
      # with single regional indicator symbols.
      print >> sys.stderr, 'regional indicator sequence length != 2 in %s' % fp


def _check_skintone(sorted_seq_to_filepath):
  """Ensure skin tone modifiers are not applied to emoji that are not defined
  to take them.  May appear standalone, though.  Also check that emoji that take
  skin tone modifiers have a complete set."""
  base_to_modifiers = collections.defaultdict(set)
  for seq, fp in sorted_seq_to_filepath.iteritems():
    for i, cp in enumerate(seq):
      if _is_skintone_modifier(cp):
        if i == 0:
          if len(seq) > 1:
            print >> sys.stderr, 'skin color selector first in sequence %s' % fp
          # standalone are ok
          continue
        pcp = seq[i-1]
        if not unicode_data.is_emoji_modifier_base(pcp):
          print >> sys.stderr, (
              'emoji skintone modifier applied to non-base at %d: %s' % (i, fp))
      elif unicode_data.is_emoji_modifier_base(cp):
        if i < len(seq) - 1 and _is_skintone_modifier(seq[i+1]):
          base_to_modifiers[cp].add(seq[i+1])
        elif cp not in base_to_modifiers:
          base_to_modifiers[cp] = set()
  for cp, modifiers in sorted(base_to_modifiers.iteritems()):
    if len(modifiers) != 5:
      print 'emoji base %04x has %d modifiers defined (%s) in %s' % (
          cp, len(modifiers),
          ', '.join('%04x' % cp for cp in sorted(modifiers)), fp)


def check_sequence_to_filepath(seq_to_filepath):
  sorted_seq_to_filepath = collections.OrderedDict(
      sorted(seq_to_filepath.items()))
  _check_valid_emoji(sorted_seq_to_filepath)
  _check_zwj(sorted_seq_to_filepath)
  _check_flags(sorted_seq_to_filepath)
  _check_skintone(sorted_seq_to_filepath)


def create_sequence_to_filepath(name_to_dirpath, prefix, suffix):
  """Check names, and convert name to sequences for names that are ok,
  returning a sequence to file path mapping.  Reports bad segments
  of a name to stderr."""
  segment_re = re.compile(r'^[0-9a-f]{4,6}$')
  result = {}
  for name, dirname in name_to_dirpath.iteritems():
    if not name.startswith(prefix):
      print 'expected prefix "%s" for "%s"' % (prefix, name)
      continue

    segments = name[len(prefix): -len(suffix)].split('_')
    segfail = False
    seq = []
    for s in segments:
      if not segment_re.match(s):
        print 'bad codepoint name "%s" in %s/%s' % (s, dirname, name)
        segfail = True
        continue
      n = int(s, 16)
      if n > 0x10ffff:
        print 'codepoint "%s" out of range in %s/%s' % (s, dirname, name)
        segfail = True
        continue
      seq.append(n)
    if not segfail:
      result[tuple(seq)] = path.join(dirname, name)
  return result


def collect_name_to_dirpath(directory, prefix, suffix):
  """Return a mapping from filename to path rooted at directory, ignoring files
  that don't match suffix.  Report when a filename appears in more than one
  subdir; the first path found is kept."""
  result = {}
  for dirname, _, files in os.walk(directory):
    if directory != '.':
      dirname = path.join(directory, dirname)
    for f in files:
      if not f.endswith(suffix):
        continue
      if f in result:
        print >> sys.stderr, 'duplicate file "%s" in %s and %s ' % (
            f, dirname, result[f])
        continue
      result[f] = dirname
  return result


def collect_name_to_dirpath_with_override(dirs, prefix, suffix):
  """Return a mapping from filename to a directory path rooted at a directory
  in dirs, using collect_name_to_filepath.  The last directory is retained. This
  does not report an error if a file appears under more than one root directory,
  so lets later root directories override earlier ones."""
  result = {}
  for d in dirs:
    result.update(collect_name_to_dirpath(d, prefix, suffix))
  return result


def run_check(dirs, prefix, suffix):
  print 'Checking files with prefix "%s" and suffix "%s" in:\n  %s' % (
      prefix, suffix, '\n  '.join(dirs))
  name_to_dirpath = collect_name_to_dirpath_with_override(
      dirs, prefix=prefix, suffix=suffix)
  print 'checking %d names' % len(name_to_dirpath)
  seq_to_filepath = create_sequence_to_filepath(name_to_dirpath, prefix, suffix)
  print 'checking %d sequences' % len(seq_to_filepath)
  check_sequence_to_filepath(seq_to_filepath)
  print 'done.'


def main():
  parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
  parser.add_argument(
      '-d', '--dirs', help='directories containing emoji images',
      metavar='dir', nargs='+', required=True)
  parser.add_argument(
      '-p', '--prefix', help='prefix to match, default "emoji_u"',
      metavar='pfx', default='emoji_u')
  parser.add_argument(
      '-s', '--suffix', help='suffix to match, default ".png"', metavar='sfx',
      default='.png')
  args = parser.parse_args()
  run_check(args.dirs, args.prefix, args.suffix)


if __name__ == '__main__':
  main()