Emojis that you can use in your application 😊
The goal of the project is to support all of the emojis that can be found at Emojipedia.
Below is a table of the emojis that are supported by version. There may be some emojis that are supported in the different versions, but there hasn't been a concerted effort to add all emojis from that version.
| Verison | Status |
|---|---|
| Emoji 1.0 | In development 🙂 |
| Emoji 2.0 | Not supported yet 🙁 |
| Emoji 3.0 | Not supported yet 🙁 |
| Emoji 4.0 | Not supported yet 🙁 |
| Emoji 5.0 | Not supported yet 🙁 |
| Emoji 11.0 | Not supported yet 🙁 |
| Emoji 12.0 | Not supported yet 🙁 |
npm install node-emojisJust import the emojis into your app. It is an object with the emoji name as the key and the actual emoji as the value.
Sample usage:
const emojis = require('node-emojis')
console.log(emojis.smile)Output should be 😄
Supported emojis can be found in different files using the table below:
| Category | Filename |
|---|---|
| 🐈 Animal | animal-emojis.js |
| 🍔 Food | food-emojis.js |
| 🔥 Nature | nature-emojis.js |
| 🙃 People | people-emojis.js |
| 🗻 Travel | travel-emojis.js |
If there is an emoji that you need and is not available, please file an issue or create a pull request.
npm testPull requests are welcome! It's super easy to add new emojis! Just go to https://github.com/jesselpalmer/node-emojis/tree/master/lib/emojis and if you find emojis that are missing from Emojipedia just create a PR adding the missing emoji.
Please ensure that any new or changed functionality needs unit tests accompanied with the PR. Make sure that you lint (npm run lint) and test your code (npm test).