def create_reply(self):
message = ""
text = self.text
text = text.strip()
if text_contains_emoji(text):
emoji = text
else:
emoji = emojis_for_emoticons.get(text, None)
if not emoji:
raise RuntimeError("Improperly identified message type")
# If it's a multi-emoji that we don't track, just grab the first emoji.
# TODO: abstract out use of `keys()`.
if len(emoji) > 1 and emoji not in google_spreadsheets.keys():
emoji = text[0]
# Check for skin-toned emojis.
# (This only handles the one-emoji case for now.)
if not emoji_contains_skin_tone(text) and not emoji_is_numeric(text):
message = render_template('txt/requested_emoji_does_not_exist.txt',
requested_emoji=text,
fallback_emoji=emoji)
# Time to grab the filepath for the emoji!
corgi_urls = api.get(emoji)['results']
# If that still doesn't work, we'll just grab a random one.
if not corgi_urls:
logger.warn("Couldn't find corgi for {}. Using random one.".format(
emoji))
while not corgi_urls:
results = api.get()
emoji, corgi_urls = results['emoji'], results['results']
message = render_template('txt/requested_emoji_does_not_exist.txt',
requested_emoji=text,
fallback_emoji=emoji)
corgi_url = random.choice(corgi_urls)
if message == "":
supplements = get_supplement_messsage(self.phone_number, self.text)
if supplements:
message = supplements
return create_response(message, image_url=corgi_url)
def test_emoji_is_numeric(self):
assert not emoji_is_numeric("🏀")
assert emoji_is_numeric("3️⃣")
