emojilib

Make emoji searchable with this keyword library.

Install

npm install emojilib --save

Usage

> require("emojilib")
{
  '😀': [
    'grinning_face',
    'face',
    'smile',
    'happy',
    'joy',
    ':D',
    'grin'
  ],
  '😃': [
    'grinning_face_with_big_eyes',
    'face',
    'happy',
    'joy',
    'haha',
  ...
}

If you are looking for the unicode emoji dataset, including version, grouping, ordering, and skin tone support flag, check out unicode-emoji-json.

Migrating from 2.x

Previously:

> var emoji = require("emojilib")
> emoji.lib
{
  "grinning": {
    "keywords": ["face", "smile", "happy", "joy"],
    "char": "😀",
    "fitzpatrick_scale": false,
    "category": "people"
  },
  ...
}

Now, merge keywords with other metadata from unicode-emoji-json:

> var data = require('unicode-emoji-json')
> var keywordSet = require('emojilib')
> for (const emoji in data) {
data[emoji]['keywords'] = keywordSet[emoji]
}
> data['😀']
{
  name: 'grinning face',
  slug: 'grinning_face',
  group: 'Smileys & Emotion',
  emoji_version: '1.0',
  unicode_version: '1.0',
  skin_tone_support: false,
  keywords: [ 'grinning_face', 'face', 'smile', 'happy', 'joy', ':D', 'grin' ]
}

Previously:

> var emoji = require("emojilib")
> emoji.ordered
[ 'grinning', 'grimacing', 'grin', 'joy', 'smiley', 'smile', 'sweat_smile', ...]

Now this data can be found in unicode-emoji-json:

> var orderedEmoji = require('unicode-emoji-json/data-ordered-emoji')
['😀', '😃', '😄', '😁', '😆', '😅',...]

Previously:

> var emoji = require("emojilib")
> emoji.fitzpatrick_scale_modifiers
[ '🏻', '🏼', '🏽', '🏾', '🏿' ]

Now this data can be found in unicode-emoji-json:

> require('unicode-emoji-json/data-emoji-components')
{
  light_skin_tone: '🏻',
  medium_light_skin_tone: '🏼',
  medium_skin_tone: '🏽',
  medium_dark_skin_tone: '🏾',
  dark_skin_tone: '🏿',
  red_hair: '🦰',
  curly_hair: '🦱',
  white_hair: '🦳',
  bald: '🦲'
}

Previously:

> require("emojilib").lib['v'].fitzpatrick_scale
true

> require("emojilib").lib['turtle'].fitzpatrick_scale
false

Now this data can be found in unicode-emoji-json:

> require('unicode-emoji-json')['✌️'].skin_tone_support
true
> require('unicode-emoji-json')['🐢'].skin_tone_support
false

Development

See CONTRIBUTING.md.