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emoji-dictionary

Convert emoji names in unicode characters and vice versa.


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Convert emoji names in unicode characters and vice versa.

:cloud: Installation

# Using npm
npm install --save emoji-dictionary

# Using yarn
yarn add emoji-dictionary

:clipboard: Example

const emoji = require("emoji-dictionary");

console.log(emoji.getName("😍"));
// heart_eyes

console.log(emoji.getUnicode("heart_eyes"));
// 😍

console.log(emoji.unicode);
// [ '💯',
//   '🔢',
//   '😀',
//   '😬',
//   '😁',
//   '😂',
//   '😃',
//   '😄',
//   ...
//   '🇿🇲',
//   '🇿🇼' ]

console.log(emoji.names);
// [ '100',
//   '1234',
//   'grinning',
//   'grimacing',
//   'grin',
//   ...
//   'ye',
//   'zm',
//   'zw' ]

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:memo: Documentation

getName(unicodeChar)

Gets the name of the unicode emoji.

Params
  • String unicodeChar: The emoji unicode character.
Return
  • String The emoji name.

getUnicode(name)

Gets the unicode character by providing the emoji name.

Params
  • String name: The emoji name.
Return
  • String The emoji unicode character.

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:dizzy: Where is this library used?

If you are using this library in one of your projects, add it in this list. :sparkles:

  • emoji-to-short-name
  • emoji-similar
  • srvup
  • tg-asticker2vid-bot
  • gatsby-plugin-github-readme

:scroll: License

MIT © Ionică Bizău

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Package last updated on 09 Aug 2020

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