path_to_unicode_filename

The library encodes file path separators and common directory names, producing a reversible unicode string that can be used as a filename. It's useful in the case when you want to extract data or features from any file and store them in a specific directory.

It replaces path chars as below:

• chars \/:*?"<>| be replaced to full width alternative chars of unicode.
• U+0000 be replaced to 〇.
• a common directory, like home, documents, pictures, etc are replaced to a OS icon (🍎, 🐧, etc) and a directory icon (🏠, 📄, 🎨, etc).
• chars replacements for others be replaced to twice-sequential chars itself

Examples

```rust use pathtounicode_filename::*;

// make a filename asserteq!(tofilename("/tmp/file.txt"), Ok("／tmp／file.txt".into())); asserteq!(tofilename("C:\Users\alice\file.txt"), Ok("💠🏠alice＼file.txt".into())); asserteq!(tofilename("/Users/alice/Documents/file.txt"), Ok("🍎📄alice／file.txt".into()));

// restore the filename to the original path asserteq!(topath("／var／log／file.txt"), Ok("/var/log/file.txt".into())); asserteq!(topath("🐧🥞sdcard001／file.txt"), Ok("/media/sdcard001/file.txt".into())); asserteq!(topath("🍎🎨bob／file.png"), Ok("/Users/bob/Pictures/file.png".into())); ```

License: MIT OR Apache-2.0