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In a given string convert unicode and :shortcode:
emojis to <img />
tags.
Currently supported Unicode version: 15.0
. Minimum supported emoji-assets
version: 8.0.0
.
This package is a collection of utility functions loosely based on twemoji
and joypixels
javascript libraries. It
aims to completely replace those with a modern ES implementation, full unicode spec support and flexible image
collection support. SVG sprites are not supported for performance reasons. For best results pair
with https://github.com/joypixels/emoji-assets.
Determines if string contains only a single emoji. Automatically trims whitespace before checking. Returns bool.
Takes a string with shortnames and returns a string with every known emoji shortname replaced with corresponding unicode representation. Ignores unknown shortnames.
Opposite of shortnamesToUnicode
.
Takes a string with shortnames and returns a string with every known emoji shortname replaced with an image tag. Useful
for rendering specific emojis when it's easier to use :bacon:
instead of 🥓. For a list of supported options check
below.
Takes a string with unicode emojis and returns a string with every known emoji sequence replaced with an image tag. Useful for rendering user generated content. For a list of supported options check below.
An array of objects containing all supported emojis. Format is:
{
category: "people", // emoji category according to spec
hex: "1f603", // hex representation used to reference images
shortname: ":smiley:", // shortname representation, legacy so no aliases are supported
suggest: true // should this emoji appear in suggestions
}
String containing regular expression for a single emoji character supported by this library. Usage:
const myRegex = new RegExp(emojiRegex); // do stuff
Same as emojiRegex
, but for shortnames.
Render functions and some helper functions support these options. This list contains keys and their default values.
{
size: 64, // size of emojis to use when the default CDN is used
className: null, // CSS class to use when rendering image tags
unsafe: false, // when set to true, render will NOT sanitize the string, e.g. it forces "unsafe" output
single: false, // when a string contains just a single emoji this speeds up render a bit
cdn: undefined, // a CDN to use for image paths
}
By default, the path to emoji images is constructed like this: /images/emojis-v${version}/${size}
. version
is
the https://github.com/joypixels/emoji-assets version used to generate the emojis.json file and size
is the asset
size (32/64/128).
Example output: /images/emojis-v7.0.1/64/1f603.png
. When cdn
option is specified, it will be used
instead. When just a size
is specified, default path will be used with size
being replaced by the one provided in
options.
FAQs
Converts emojis to images
We found that emojitsu demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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