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Emoji in your Node.js command line apps.

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Emoji in your Node.js command line apps.

In the screenshot below I'm using a Linux terminal emulator which doesn't support colorful emoji (in the way like OS X does).

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Installation

$ npm i --save emojic

Example

// Dependencies
const emojic = require("emojic")
    , colorIt = require("color-it")
    ;

console.log(emojic.x + " Something went wrong");
// => ❌ Something went wrong

console.log(emojic.whiteCheckMark + " Success");
// => ✅ Success

// If you want to color the things a little bit
// ...using color-it (you can find it on github.com/IonicaBizau/node-color-it)
console.log(" " + colorIt(emojic.x).red() + " " + colorIt("Some red error appeared").redBg())
console.log(" " + colorIt(emojic.smiley).green() + " " + colorIt("I am a happy man!").greenBg().wetAsphalt())
// Note: ANSI styles will be used to color the output (see the screenshot)
// => ❌ Some red error appeared
// => 😃 I am a happy man

Documentation

Require the library using var emojic = require("emojic"). Then you can use the camel case notation for the emoji names (like in the example). Visit emoji.muan.co to search the icons. For example, if you want to display in console :heart_eyes: (:heart_eyes:), you will use console.log(emojic.heartEyes) (notice the camelCaseStyle)

How to contribute

Have an idea? Found a bug? See how to contribute.

Thanks

Thanks to @muan for creating the emojilib project we use here. :sparkles:

Where is this library used?

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

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MIT © Ionică Bizău

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Package last updated on 03 Dec 2015

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