@cube-drone/marquee-emoji

The standard emoji shortcode table, made installable. The Marquee spec deliberately refuses to own the contested 3,000-entry shortcode table — it says implementations should reference the standard one. This package is that reference:

• standardEmoji — gemoji's slug → character data, repackaged verbatim (1,900+ shortcodes: :sparkles: → ✨, :+1: → 👍). Regenerated from upstream with npm run fetch-standard; the data is MIT (see GEMOJI-LICENSE).

@cube-drone/marquee-markup loads it implicitly, so shortcodes just work there. Wiring it into a renderer profile yourself:

import { standardEmoji } from "@cube-drone/marquee-emoji";

const profile = {
  ...bareWebProfile,
  emoji: (slug) => standardEmoji[slug] ?? null,
};

Custom image emoji belong to the embedder's own table, layered on top — every value in this one is a plain unicode character. Dependency-free on purpose: the table is a plain record, usable by any embedder — or any project — without pulling in a parser or renderer.