@qit.tools/skin-tone
Advanced tools
Change emoji skin tones effortlessly. 🧛🧛🏻🧛🏼🧛🏽🧛🏾🧛🏿
Example of using the library: Random Emoji Generator
npm install @qit.tools/skin-tone
bun add @qit.tools/skin-tone
pnpm add @qit.tools/skin-tone
yarn add @qit.tools/skin-tone
// Import by default
import skinTone from "@qit.tools/skin-tone";
console.log(skinTone("🧁", "dark")); // 🧁
console.log(skinTone("🧑🏿🤝🧑🏿", "light")); // 🧑🏻🤝🧑🏻
skinTone(emoji, tone)
Type: string
type SkinTone = '' | 'none' | 'light' | 'mediumLight' | 'medium' | 'mediumDark' | 'dark'
Type: SkinTone | undefined
none None skin tonelight light skin tone, fitzpatrick type-1–2mediumLight medium-light skin tone, fitzpatrick type-3medium medium skin tone, fitzpatrick type-4mediumDark medium-dark skin tone, fitzpatrick type-5dark dark skin tone, fitzpatrick type-6FAQs
Change emoji skin tones effortlessly. 🧛🧛🏻🧛🏼🧛🏽🧛🏾🧛🏿
The npm package @qit.tools/skin-tone receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, @qit.tools/skin-tone popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @qit.tools/skin-tone demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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