Unicode lookup (Python)
uni U+1F600, uni a pasted character or uni right arrow: code point, name, UTF-8 bytes, HTML entity and escapes. Offline; needs Python 3.
Install in Sevak
- Open Settings → Gallery.
- Choose Load gallery, then find Unicode lookup (Python).
- Choose Install. Sevak checks the SHA-256 before it saves anything.
- Allow it when Sevak asks (it shows the exact command).
- Open the launcher and type
unifollowed by a space.
Nothing is requested until you click, and no account is needed. A new listing reaches released builds with the next release.
Keyword to type
uni
Requirements
- Python 3 on your command path
What to expect: runs a script
A script on your computer runs when you use the keyword, but only after you allow it. Sevak shows the exact command and asks once; if the files change it asks again. Read Gallery trust for how listings are checked.
Verify the download
Sevak does this for you on every install and refuses a file that does not match. To check it yourself, download the file and compare its SHA-256 with the value below.
| File | SHA-256 |
|---|---|
| unicode-lookup.zip | a5ced75603113e74712b6c9c42abd28ee23b248fd51aaff2761e087ec762de7b |
Windows (PowerShell) Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 unicode-lookup.zip macOS shasum -a 256 unicode-lookup.zip Linux sha256sum unicode-lookup.zip
The hash is of the file as committed to the repository. Released builds of Sevak read the list pinned to their own release.
Source
Browse the source folder · View the package file