emojis-list
Advanced tools
The emojis-list npm package provides a simple list of all the standard Unicode emojis. It is useful for applications that need to display or process emojis without dealing with complex emoji libraries.
Retrieve Emoji List
This feature allows you to retrieve the entire list of emojis. The code sample demonstrates how to import the emojis-list package and log the list of emojis to the console.
const emojis = require('emojis-list');
console.log(emojis);Access Specific Emoji
This feature allows you to access a specific emoji by its index in the list. The code sample shows how to log the first emoji in the list.
const emojis = require('emojis-list');
console.log(emojis[0]); // 😀The emoji-datasource package provides a comprehensive set of emoji data, including images and metadata. It is more extensive than emojis-list, offering additional information such as emoji names, categories, and skin tone variations.
The node-emoji package allows you to easily convert emoji names to their corresponding Unicode characters and vice versa. It offers more functionality for working with emoji names and shortcodes compared to emojis-list.
The emojilib package provides a library of emoji keywords, names, and categories. It is useful for searching and categorizing emojis, offering more detailed information than emojis-list.
Complete list of standard Unicode Hex Character Code that represent emojis.
NOTE: The lists is related with the Unicode Hex Character Code. The representation of the emoji depend of the system. Will be possible that the system don't have all the representations.
npm install emojis-list --save
const emojis = require('emojis-list')
console.log(emojis[0])
// => 🀄
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FAQs
Complete list of standard emojis.
We found that emojis-list 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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