Change the skin tone of an emoji 👌👌🏻👌🏼👌🏽👌🏾👌🏿
The Fitzpatrick scale is used to specify skin tones for emoji characters which represent humans.
$ npm install skin-tone
const skinTone = require('skin-tone');
skinTone('👍', 'brown');
//=> '👍🏾'
skinTone('👍', 'white');
//=> '👍🏻'
// can also remove skin tone
skinTone('👍🏾', 'none');
//=> '👍'
// just passes it through when not supported
skinTone('🦄', 'darkBrown');
//=> '🦄'
Type: string
Emoji to modify.
Type: 'none' | 'white' | 'creamWhite' | 'lightBrown' | 'brown' | 'darkBrown'
Skin tone to use for emoji.
'none' : (Removes skin tone)'white' : 🏻 (Fitzpatrick Type-1–2)'creamWhite' : 🏼 (Fitzpatrick Type-3)'lightBrown' : 🏽 (Fitzpatrick Type-4)'brown' : 🏾 (Fitzpatrick Type-5)'darkBrown' : 🏿 (Fitzpatrick Type-6)Skin tone to use for emoji.
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Change the skin tone of an emoji 👌👌🏻👌🏼👌🏽👌🏾👌🏿
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