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emojicon-big

v1.1.0

Published

Like Emojicon but bigger. ๐Ÿš€

Downloads

6

Readme

emojicon-big

Like Emojicon but bigger. ๐Ÿš€

Overview

Tiny library to use in the browser to dynamically generate a favicon from any emoji.

The advantage of doing it in the browser is that we can keep the emoji font consistent with the rest of the user's UI, while we need to pick a specific vendor rendering when generating an icon from the backend.

It differs from Emojicon in the way we render the emoji in a larger canvas and them trim it to the edge pixels, resulting in the emoji being as big as possible in the favicon.

Installation

npm install emojicon-big

You can directly load the scripts in this repository:

<script src="node_modules/emojicon-big/index.js"></script>

Or with any CommonJS-compatible bundler:

const emojicon = require('emojicon-big')

Usage

emojicon('๐Ÿบ')

This will find the first <link rel="icon"> and set its href to the emoji rendered with the user's font, staying consistent with the rest of your content.

You can pass an element of your choice as second argument:

emojicon('๐Ÿบ', document.getElementById('emojicon'))

Recommended: add an empty favicon to prevent the browser from automatically requesting /favicon.ico (or put a default favicon image on your server if you prefer).

<link rel="icon" href="data:,">

Lastly, if you want to just get the data URL:

emojicon.render('๐Ÿบ')

Auto mode

You can also use the auto mode with the following markup:

<link rel="icon" href="data:," data-emoji="๐Ÿบ">

Enable it like this in vanilla HTML:

<script src="node_modules/emojicon-big/index.js"></script>
<script src="node_modules/emojicon-big/auto.js"></script>

Or with a bundler:

const emojicon = require('emojicon-big/auto')