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Add "highlight" emojies to landing page #347
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Thanks for suggestion @JesseKPhillips I completely agree. There's lots of them and its kind of difficult to get the hang of using gitmoji properly. At this point we have no data to make this happen. I tried to propose a draft, which could serve as a foundation for this in #352 Thanks ❤️ |
Also on this subject, would be nice if we had tags on gitmoji data schema, that would allows us to search by categories easily on gitmoji-cli too. |
Seems to be the exact description of my PR #438 (I didn't see this issue before open mine 😓). Sadly @carloscuesta don't like the idea of this feature. |
I think resolving #405 would solve the peoblem raised in this issue. |
You're right lets centralise this discussion in #405 👍 |
Hello @carloscuesta 😎!
I would like to suggest a feature for the main landing page: https://gitmoji.carloscuesta.me/
I believe that different projects would find different emojies valuable over other projects (android has no value if you aren't targeting it). We tend to use
Now I believe these are generally more useful and good to statically place on the top of the page, but this proposal is to add a query string (and instructions for use) that allows for this "highlighting"
?q=sparkles&q=bug
I suggest 'q' as it follows search engine practice and it could be consider asking a question.
?q=feature
This could then become a way for people to find what icon to use based on function instead of icon.
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