pyrit.prompt_converter.EmojiConverter

pyrit.prompt_converter.EmojiConverter#

class EmojiConverter(*, word_selection_strategy: WordSelectionStrategy | None = None, word_split_separator: str | None = ' ')[source]#

Bases: WordLevelConverter

Converts English text to randomly chosen circle or square character emojis.

Inspired by BASI-LABS/parseltongue

__init__(*, word_selection_strategy: WordSelectionStrategy | None = None, word_split_separator: str | None = ' ')#

Initializes the converter with the specified selection strategy.

Parameters:

  • word_selection_strategy (Optional[WordSelectionStrategy]) – The strategy for selecting which words to convert. If None, all words will be converted. Defaults to None.

  • word_split_separator (Optional[str]) – Separator used to split words in the input text. If None, splits by any whitespace. Defaults to “ “.

Methods

__init__(*[, word_selection_strategy, ...])

Initializes the converter with the specified selection strategy.

convert_async(*, prompt[, input_type])

Converts the given prompt into the target format supported by the converter.

convert_tokens_async(*, prompt[, ...])

Converts substrings within a prompt that are enclosed by specified start and end tokens.

convert_word_async(word)

Converts a single word into the target format supported by the converter.

get_identifier()

Returns an identifier dictionary for the converter.

input_supported(input_type)

Checks if the input type is supported by the converter.

join_words(words)

Provides a way for subclasses to override the default behavior of joining words.

output_supported(output_type)

Checks if the output type is supported by the converter.

validate_input(prompt)

Validates the input before processing (can be overridden by subclasses).

Attributes

emoji_dict

Dictionary mapping letters to their corresponding emojis.

supported_input_types

Returns a list of supported input types for the converter.

supported_output_types

Returns a list of supported output types for the converter.
async convert_word_async(word: str) → str[source]#

Converts a single word into the target format supported by the converter.

Parameters:

word (str) – The word to be converted.

Returns:

The converted word.

Return type:

str

emoji_dict = {'a': ['🅐', '🅰️', '🄰'], 'b': ['🅑', '🅱️', '🄱'], 'c': ['🅒', '🅲', '🄲'], 'd': ['🅓', '🅳', '🄳'], 'e': ['🅔', '🅴', '🄴'], 'f': ['🅕', '🅵', '🄵'], 'g': ['🅖', '🅶', '🄶'], 'h': ['🅗', '🅷', '🄷'], 'i': ['🅘', '🅸', '🄸'], 'j': ['🅙', '🅹', '🄹'], 'k': ['🅚', '🅺', '🄺'], 'l': ['🅛', '🅻', '🄻'], 'm': ['🅜', '🅼', '🄼'], 'n': ['🅝', '🅽', '🄽'], 'o': ['🅞', '🅾️', '🄾'], 'p': ['🅟', '🅿️', '🄿'], 'q': ['🅠', '🆀', '🅀'], 'r': ['🅡', '🆁', '🅁'], 's': ['🅢', '🆂', '🅂'], 't': ['🅣', '🆃', '🅃'], 'u': ['🅤', '🆄', '🅄'], 'v': ['🅥', '🆅', '🅅'], 'w': ['🅦', '🆆', '🅆'], 'x': ['🅧', '🆇', '🅇'], 'y': ['🅨', '🆈', '🅈'], 'z': ['🅩', '🆉', '🅉']}#

Dictionary mapping letters to their corresponding emojis.

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