emoji-unicode-version
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Get the unicode version for a given emoji name.
Useful for testing native unicode emoji support. Test a single emoji and assume any other emoji with that same version is supported.
npm install emoji-unicode-version
const emojiNameToUnicodeVersion = require('emoji-unicode-version');
// 6.1
console.log(emojiNameToUnicodeVersion('grinning'));
// 9.0
console.log(emojiNameToUnicodeVersion('rofl'));
const emojiNameToUnicodeVersion = require('emoji-unicode-version');
const emojione = require('emojione');
function unicodeToName(emojiUnicode) {
const emojiShortName = emojione.toShort(emojiUnicode);
const emojiName = emojiShortName.slice(1, emojiShortName.length - 1);
return emojiName;
}
// grinning, 6.1
console.log(emojiNameToUnicodeVersion(unicodeToName('😀')));
// rofl, 9.0
console.log(emojiNameToUnicodeVersion(unicodeToName('🤣')));
Emoji name list is pulled from EmojiOne
We grab the emoji unicode versions from Emojipedia.
ZWJ sequences use the unicode version for the highest individual emoji in the sequence.
Also See
v0.3.0 - 2018-2-25
cricket(insect) is now Unicode version 10.0 instead of previously referencing cricket ball and bat (Unicode 8.0)FAQs
Get the unicode version for a given emoji name
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