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A browser emoji support detection toolkit
detect
(default)Returns an object containing information about the current browser's emoji support, including;
version
: The return value of detectVersion
fitzpatrick
: The return value of detectFitzpatrick
(if version
is > 0)genders
: The return value of detectGenders
(if version
is >= 7.0)scale
: The return value of detectScale
(if version
is > 0)Useful for determining broad emoji support
detectVersion
Returns the maximum Unicode emoji version support was detected for, as a float.
detectFitzpatrick
Returns a Boolean denoting whether the browser understands Fitzpatrick Skin Tone Modifiers (a Unicode 7.0 feature)
detectGenders
Returns a Boolean denoting whether the browser understands zero-width joiner gender modifiers (a Unicode 8.0 feature)
detectScale
Returns the size of the emoji compared to text, as a float, rounded to one decimal place. Useful for compensating for size differences between different browser implementations.
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✨ Browser emoji support detection toolkit
The npm package mojibaka receives a total of 44 weekly downloads. As such, mojibaka popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mojibaka 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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