revere mapping emoji as values

ordinals · Oct 26, 2024 · 084173c · 084173c
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diff --git a/docs/src/inscriptions/recursion.md b/docs/src/inscriptions/recursion.md
@@ -1,8 +1,7 @@
-Recursion
-=========
+# Recursion
 
 An important exception to [sandboxing](../inscriptions.md#sandboxing) is
-recursion. Recursive endpoints are whitelisted endpoints that allow access to
+recursion. Recursive endpoints are whitelisted endpoints that allow access to1
 on-chain data, including the content of other inscriptions.
 
 Since changes to recursive endpoints might break inscriptions that rely on
@@ -32,7 +31,7 @@ Recursion has a number of interesting use-cases:
 
 The recursive endpoints are:
 
-- `/content/<INSCRIPTION_ID>`:  the content of the inscription with `<INSCRIPTION_ID>`
+- `/content/<INSCRIPTION_ID>`: the content of the inscription with `<INSCRIPTION_ID>`
 - `/r/blockhash/<HEIGHT>`: block hash at given block height.
 - `/r/blockhash`: latest block hash.
 - `/r/blockheight`: latest block height.
@@ -64,8 +63,7 @@ plain-text responses.
 - `/blockhash/<HEIGHT>`: block hash at given block height.
 - `/blocktime`: UNIX time stamp of latest block.
 
-Examples
---------
+## Examples
 
 - `/r/blockhash/0`:
 
@@ -143,19 +141,19 @@ percentile in sats/vB.
 
 ```json
 {
-  "👹": "cursed",
-  "🪻": "epic",
-  "🧿": "rare",
-  "🪙": "coin",
-  "🌱": "uncommon",
-  "🎃": "mythic",
-  "9️⃣": "nineball",
-  "🔓": "unbound",
-  "❤️‍🔥": "vindicated",
-  "♻️": "reinscription",
-  "🤔": "lost",
-  "🌝": "legendary",
-  "🔥": "burned"
+  "cursed": "👹",
+  "epic": "🪻",
+  "rare": "🧿",
+  "coin": "🪙",
+  "uncommon": "🌱",
+  "mythic": "🎃",
+  "nineball": "9️⃣",
+  "unbound": "🔓",
+  "vindicated": "❤️‍🔥",
+  "reinscription": "♻️",
+  "lost": "🤔",
+  "legendary": "🌝",
+  "burned": "🔥"
 }
 ```
 
@@ -228,22 +226,19 @@ percentile in sats/vB.
 
 ```json
 {
-   "ids":[
-      "17541f6adf6eb160d52bc6eb0a3546c7c1d2adfe607b1a3cddc72cc0619526adi0"
-   ],
-   "more":false,
-   "page":0
+  "ids": ["17541f6adf6eb160d52bc6eb0a3546c7c1d2adfe607b1a3cddc72cc0619526adi0"],
+  "more": false,
+  "page": 0
 }
 ```
 
 - `/r/sat/1023795949035695/at/-1`:
 
 ```json
 {
-   "id":"17541f6adf6eb160d52bc6eb0a3546c7c1d2adfe607b1a3cddc72cc0619526adi0"
+  "id": "17541f6adf6eb160d52bc6eb0a3546c7c1d2adfe607b1a3cddc72cc0619526adi0"
 }
 ```
 
-
 See
-[examples](examples.md#recursion) for on-chain examples of inscriptions that feature this functionality.
+[examples](examples.md#recursion) for on-chain examples of inscriptions that feature this functionality.
diff --git a/src/subcommand/server.rs b/src/subcommand/server.rs
@@ -1743,7 +1743,7 @@ impl Server {
   async fn charms() -> ServerResult {
     let charms_map: HashMap<String, String> = Charm::ALL
       .iter()
-      .map(|charm| (charm.icon().to_string(), charm.to_string()))
+      .map(|charm| (charm.to_string(), charm.icon().to_string()))
       .collect();
 
     Ok(Json(charms_map).into_response())
@@ -6261,15 +6261,15 @@ next
     assert!(!charms_response.is_empty());
 
     for charm in Charm::ALL {
-      let icon = charm.icon();
+      let icon = charm.icon().to_string();
       let name = charm.to_string();
-      assert_eq!(charms_response.get(icon), Some(&name));
+      assert_eq!(charms_response.get(&name), Some(&icon));
     }
 
     assert_eq!(charms_response.len(), Charm::ALL.len());
 
     for value in charms_response.values() {
-      assert!(Charm::ALL.iter().any(|c| c.to_string() == *value));
+      assert!(Charm::ALL.iter().any(|c| c.icon() == value));
     }
   }