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rehype-accessible-emojis

Rehype plugin to make emojis accessible, wrapping emojis in <span> with image role and the emojis name in aria-label>

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rehype-accessible-emojis

Written in Typescript

As I couldn't get gatsby-remark-a11y-emoji working with gatsby-plugin-mdx I made this rehype version to make emojis accessible by wrapping them in a <span role="image"> with aria-label set to the emojis description based on gemoji.

So

😅

turns into

<span role="img" aria-label="smiling face with open mouth &amp; cold sweat"> 😅 </span>

so screenreaders and other assistive technology can understand the emojis and act accordingly by for example reading the aria-label.

Install

yarn add -D rehype-accessible-emojis # or npm i -D rehype-accessible-emojis

Usage

Using Rehype

Given an example.html like

<h1>Hello World!</h1> <p>👋 Hi, I love emojis a lot 🤓</p>

and example.js like

import vfile from 'to-vfile' import rehype from 'rehype' import { rehypeAccessibleEmojis } from 'rehype-accessible-emojis' rehype() .use(rehypeAccessibleEmojis) .process(vfile.readSync('example.html'), (_, file) => { console.log(String(file)) })

running node example results in

<h1>Hello World!</h1> <p> <span role="image" aria-label="waving hand">👋</span> Hi, I love emojis a lot <span role="image" aria-label="nerd face">🤓</span> </p>

Using gatsby-plugin-mdx

// gatsby-config.js { resolve: `gatsby-plugin-mdx`, options: { rehypePlugins: [require(`rehype-accessible-emojis`).rehypeAccessibleEmojis], }, }

Options

options.ignore (Array, default: ['title', 'script', 'style', 'svg', 'math'])
Tag-names of parents to ignore, to not wrap an emoji within a <script> for example.
Will be merged with the defaults.

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MIT © Can Rau

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Last updated on 10 Jan 2020

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