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gemojify

v0.0.3

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A bit of JS that replaces colon :emoji: in HTML with images

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Readme

Gemojify

Front-end library that replaces colon :emoji: with images

Introduction

This is a front-end library that replaces text inside colons with a span element of a particular CSS class that will fetch its corresponding emoji. To find the right colon emoji to use, try emoji.muan.co. The images themselves were lovingly borrowed from emoji-cheat-sheet.com - I really wasn't looking forward to typing all the names manually, then I found this!

e.g. :smile: becomes smile emoji

The emoji scales to the size of the font, so emoji specified in <h1> tags will be larger than those in <p> tags.

Use in your project

Using NPM?

npm install gemojify

Or just download the repository from GitHub.

Copy the contents of the css, images and js directories into your project.

Inside your HTML, include a reference to css/gemojify.css and js/gemojify.js. Add an extra <script> tag that calls gemojify(). If you use that function with no parameters, gemojify() will process any HTML tags with the class gemojify. Alternatively you can pass your own selector to the function e.g. gemojify('h1') to process all <h1> tags, or gemojify('#that-element') to process the element with id that-element.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/gemojify.css">
  </head>
  <body>
    <h1 class="gemojify">We :heart: emoji!</h1>
    <p class="gemojify">:thumbsup: This paragraph will be processed :tada:</p>
    <p>This paragraph won't :cry:</p>
    <script src="js/gemojify.js"></script>
    <script>
      gemojify(); // equivalent to gemojify('.gemojify')
    </script>
  </body>
</html>

becomes

Colon emoji inside the Gemojify class are converted to real emoji

Adding custom emoji

If you're one of those people who thinks "There is no such thing as too much emoji", you can add your own emoji, including animated GIFs!

  1. In order to update the CSS, you need gulp-cli installed (npm install gulp-cli -g).
  2. You also need to install the development dependencies: npm install
  3. Add more images to the images/emojis folder, making sure their filenames without extensions don't clash e.g. smile.png clashes with smile.gif (they would both be applied to the emoji-smile class)
  4. Finally, run gulp build. As if by magic, gemojify.css should have been updated with your new images!