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emojis-trainer

v0.4.2

Published

Build an emojis sprite and stylesheet file from emojis datas collected from both emojipedia.org and unicode.org website

Downloads

14

Readme

Emojis Sprite Generator emoji

Introduction

In my company, I has to work on a real time chat application and as a frontend engineer, they ask me to integrate an emojis popup to send emojis. The chat application works on both desktop and mobile. But the emojis support is not great on all platforms and each has his own design. So to maximize the compatibility, the better way to have same emojis on all this platforms was sprites. So I've searched a place to find all emojis and their metadatas and came Emojipedia.org and Unicode.org gathering all i need for the job.

Description

I hope this module will make you save time. It's a NodeJS application wich generate emojis sprite for many themes: 'apple', 'emoji-one', 'emojidex', 'emojipedia', 'facebook', 'google', 'htc', 'lg', 'microsoft', 'mozilla', 'samsung', 'twitter', 'whatsapp'

Once the program finished the job, you will be able to get the files. It stores raw images into a cache folder on the current working directory ordered by theme cache/images/apple/ and by categories cache/images/apple/people/. All images have teh emoji's shortname as file name cache/images/apple/people/grinning-face.png, so you can use them into your mobile app for example. The size of images depend on the size you provide to the program.

It generates the sprite file with all emojis in the destination path you provide.

It also generate a stylesheet file (actually it just generate a less file, but other templates will come later). The file contains all emojis shortnames prefixed with the name you provide to the program.

@emojiCharSize: 24px;

[class^="your-prefix-"], [class*=" your-prefix-"] {
    background: transparent url("final/path/apple.png") 0 0 no-repeat;
    display: inline-block;
    height: @emojiCharSize;
    background-size: 39381px 24px;
    width: @emojiCharSize;
    vertical-align: middle;
}

.your-prefix-grinning-face {
    background-position: -0 0;
}
.your-prefix-grinning-face-with-smiling-eyes {
    background-position: -24px 0;
}
// ...

It generate a json file containing all emoji's datas

{
  "people": {
    "name": "people",
    "fullName": "Smileys & People",
    "emojis": [
      {
        "shortname": "grinning-face",
        "char": "😀",
        "category": "people",
        "fullName": "Grinning Face",
        "index": 0
      },
      {
        "shortname": "grinning-face-with-smiling-eyes",
        "char": "😁",
        "category": "people",
        "fullName": "Grinning Face With Smiling Eyes",
        "index": 1,
        "modifiers": [
            "others emojis here"
        ]
      },

of course you will find the modifiers version of emojis (black skin etc...). They are stored into the original emoji modifiers key if any. The modifiers versions of an emoji will have the same index key than the original.

  • 🖕 Reversed Hand With Middle Finger Extended
  • 🖕🏼 Reversed Hand With Middle Finger Extended, Type-3
  • 🖕🏽 Reversed Hand With Middle Finger Extended, Type-4
  • 🖕🏾 Reversed Hand With Middle Finger Extended, Type-5
  • 🖕🏿 Reversed Hand With Middle Finger Extended, Type-6

How to use

First install the package

$ npm i -g emojis-trainer

You will also have to install GraphicsMagick

On Mac

$ brew install graphicsmagick

On Linux

$ sudo apt-get install graphicsmagick

Run help command to have details

$ emojis-trainer -h

then launch it !

$ emojis-trainer --preproc less -d path/to/the/folder -s 24 -c

###Options preproc

--preproc the css preprocessor you want to use (REQUIRED). For now only sass and less are supported.

destination

--destination the place when files will be writen (DEFAULT: current working directory)

size

--size The sprite's height (DEFAULT: 24)

prefix

--prefix The classnames prefix on stylesheet file (DEFAULT: emoji)

cache

--cache Force using cache. In fact the program will get about 16k images and at least 1,7k html pages, so it caches datas on the first use and if you launch it again, it could use datas on the ``cache` folder. Don't use it if you want freash new datas from the websites. (DEFAULT: false)

Notes

This is an early version. I know it needs some fixes and optimization but it works. Please contribute if you found it useful! ❤️

return 'enjoy';