GitHub emoji: gemoji. Information on emoji such as description, names, and tags.
npm:
npm install gemoji
var gemoji = require('gemoji');
gemoji.name['cat'];
Yields:
{
"description": "cat face",
"names": ["cat"],
"tags": ["pet"],
"name": "cat",
"emoji": "🐱"
}
gemoji.unicode['🐶'];
Yields:
{
"description": "dog face",
"names": ["dog"],
"tags": ["pet"],
"name": "dog",
"emoji": "🐶"
}
...and...
gemoji.unicode['\uD83D\uDCA9'];
Yields:
{
"description": "pile of poo",
"names": ["hankey", "poop", "shit"],
"tags": ["crap"],
"name": "hankey",
"emoji": "💩"
}
See support.md.
The emoji list is crawled from github/gemoji and later processed for relevant information. See its license for more information.
No images are included in this repository—the copyrighted material may or may not be available on the users computer.
FAQs
GitHub emoji: gemoji
The npm package gemoji receives a total of 61,746 weekly downloads. As such, gemoji popularity was classified as popular.
We found that gemoji 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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