emoji-aware
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Emoji-aware unicode string utilities for JavaScript.
You'll need these if you ever want to split strings that contain emoji.
If you use naive methods for this (or packages that purport to split unicode strings correctly) you'll have trouble because emoji can span multiple characters (and multiple surrogate pairs).
The longest emoji is specified by 4 "regular" emoji with zero-width joiners in between them, for example. This library will correctly split that emoji into one space in the returned array of characters.
(But the unicode portion probably needs some more work).
var split = require('emoji-aware').split;
var result = split('cats 😸 are the best');
result[5] === '😸';
// true
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Emoji-aware unicode string utilities
The npm package emoji-aware receives a total of 3,114 weekly downloads. As such, emoji-aware popularity was classified as popular.
We found that emoji-aware demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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