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88 lines
2.4 KiB
Python
88 lines
2.4 KiB
Python
"""Single source of truth mapping short words to display emojis, and back.
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Every emoji used as a STRUCTURED marker across the project (complexity-matrix
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columns, lifecycle stages, deploy modes, boolean/state cells) is defined here
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exactly once, so a glyph means the same thing everywhere it appears. Emojis are
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unique: the module fails to import if two words share a glyph.
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Look up with :func:`to_emoji` (word -> emoji) and :func:`to_word` (emoji ->
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canonical word); both pass unknown input through unchanged.
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"""
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from __future__ import annotations
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SYMBOLS: dict[str, str] = {
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"enabled": "✅",
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"disabled": "❌",
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"skip": "⏭️",
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"priority": "⭐",
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"instructions": "📖",
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"distros": "🐧",
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"arch": "🏹",
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"debian": "🌀",
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"ubuntu": "🟠",
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"fedora": "🎩",
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"centos": "🟣",
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"filesystem": "🗄️",
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"zfs": "🦓",
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"btrfs": "🦋",
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"ext4": "🐘",
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"unavailable": "➖",
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"integrated": "🧩",
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"role_dependency": "⚙️",
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"compose": "🐳",
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"swarm": "🐝",
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"tor": "🧅",
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"clearnet": "🌐",
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"vpn": "🚇",
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"direct": "🛣️",
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"stack": "🥞",
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"host": "💻",
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"row": "🔢",
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"id": "🆔",
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"name": "📛",
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"in_main": "🌳",
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"lifecycle": "🌱",
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"variant": "🎯",
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"variants": "🔀",
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"chunk": "📦",
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"mode": "🚀",
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"test_compose": "🐋",
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"test_swarm": "🍯",
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"test_host": "🏠",
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"embeds_direct": "⏩",
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"embeds": "📥",
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"consumers_direct": "⏪",
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"consumers": "📤",
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"weight": "📊",
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"random": "🎲",
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"dna": "🧬",
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"clone": "🐑",
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"siblings": "👯",
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"covered_by": "🔰",
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"redundant": "✂️",
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"planned": "🧭",
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"pre-alpha": "🧪",
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"alpha": "🐣",
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"beta": "🌿",
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"rc": "🚦",
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"stable": "🟢",
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"maintenance": "🔧",
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"deprecated": "🚫",
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"eol": "🪦",
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}
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_BY_EMOJI: dict[str, str] = {emoji: word for word, emoji in SYMBOLS.items()}
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if len(_BY_EMOJI) != len(SYMBOLS):
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raise ValueError("symbol_glossary: every emoji MUST be unique across words")
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def to_emoji(word: str) -> str:
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"""Return the emoji mapped to *word*, or *word* itself when unmapped."""
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return SYMBOLS.get(word, word)
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def to_word(emoji: str) -> str:
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"""Return the canonical word for *emoji*, or *emoji* itself when unmapped."""
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return _BY_EMOJI.get(emoji, emoji)
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