#Codepoints emoji generator#
#Codepoints emoji code#

The options object is the same object that is specified in in the extensions settings and is shared with the index as well.

#Codepoints emoji generator#

The dictionary keys are the attribute names and dictionary values are the attribute values.Įmoji_index = ĭef emoji_generator ( index, shortname, alias, uc, alt, title, category, options, md )Įach different kind of output is controlled by a different emoji generator function, but all generator functions have the same input format. By default, an appropriate CDN is provided for Gemoji.Ī dictionary containing tag attributes as key value string pairs. Currently, only Gemoji's non-standard emoji take advantage of this as the GitHub CDN alters the path slightly for its non-Unicode emoji. This can be either a local path, or a CDN containing the assets. By default, an appropriate CDN is provided for EmojiOne, Gemoji, and Twemoji depending on which index is being used. This can be either a local path or a CDN containing the assets. Specifies the class(es) to be used in the image element. If you need to create your own, just check out Custom Emoji Indexes. Pass the actual function reference, not a string. They can be used by passing in one of the three functions below via the emoji_index parameter. All indexes are generated from the most recent official release tag source (in the case of Twemoji, short names are acquired from the generated index in JoyPixels/emoji-toolkit). Default Emoji Indexesīy default, Emoji provides three indexes: emojione, gemoji, and twemoji. Check out Default Emoji Generators or Custom Emoji Generators to learn more. Not all of the provided output formats will work for each emoji index, but there are a few that should work for all three. There are a variety of ways you may want to output emoji, and the Emoji extension has you covered.Įmoji provides various output formats that take the Unicode data associated with a short name (or the short name itself in the case of a custom emoji) and generates an HTML output.

#Codepoints emoji code#

Maybe you just want to convert short names to the actual Unicode code points. You may want to use PNG images, or maybe you really like SVG images. Emoji Output Formatsĭepending on your needs, you may have different requirements for how emoji get displayed in your documents. everything needed to insert Unicode emoji characters or specially crafted HTML elements. The indexes contain the emoji names, short names, values, etc. All short name indexes that Emoji uses are generated from EmojiOne's or Gemoji's latest official source tag – Twemoji uses JoyPixels' index as the Twemoji repository does not ship with a short name index.