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smile2emoji

v3.15.1

Published

Plugin to convert from text smile to emoticons. Emoji from punctuation

Downloads

13,090

Readme

Smile2Emoji NPM Module

npm version FOSSA Status License: MIT Maintainability

smile2emoji

Convert all the smiley to fantastic emoticons!

With this simple and little module you can convert the smiles in your text to emoji. :) or :D or <3 will become emoticons! Ideal for input, chats and so on, where you don't want an emoji picker but a simpler solution.

Very quick test usage: https://codepen.io/emish89/pen/YzGrvVK

Happy usage =)

Installation

npm i smile2emoji

Usage

Objects exported by the package:

FUNCTIONS EXPORTED

checkText(text: string): string Function to check if in the string parameter there is some emoji and in case convert it. Example:

import { checkText } from 'smile2emoji'

...

const text = checkText(':)');
console.log(text) //prints '😊'

//OR

const text = checkText('i like bananas :)');
console.log(text) //prints 'i like bananas 😊'

checkTextWithAutoSuggestions(text: string): string Same as before but with autosuggestion, so if there is only one emoji key in the map starting with the string, it use it.

import { checkTextWithAutoSuggestions } from 'smile2emoji'

...

const text = checkTextWithAutoSuggestions(':tenn');
console.log(text) //prints '🎾'

//OR

const text = checkTextWithAutoSuggestions('i like bananas :tenn');
console.log(text) //prints 'i like bananas 🎾'

checkTextWithAutoSuggestionsAndUnicode(text: string): string Same function but it use the map with unicode char instead of emoji, same results:

import { checkTextWithAutoSuggestionsAndUnicode } from 'smile2emoji'

...

const text = checkTextWithAutoSuggestionsAndUnicode(':tenn');
console.log(text) //prints '🎾'

//OR

const text = checkTextWithAutoSuggestionsAndUnicode('i like bananas :tenn');
console.log(text) //prints 'i like bananas 🎾'

fromUnicodeToEmoji(text: string): string Used by the function above, it convert an unicode string to emoji. Example usage:

import { fromUnicodeToEmoji } from 'smile2emoji'

const text = fromUnicodeToEmoji('2615');
console.log(text) //prints '☕'

MAPS EXPORTED:

emojiMap: { [key: string]: string } In this map is exported a pair of key-value string -emoji , like ':)' -> 😊

mapStringToUnicode: { [key: string]: string } In this map is exported a pair of key-value string -unicode of the emoji , like ': coffee:' -> '2615'

Example usage:

import { emojiMap } from 'smile2emoji'

...

const text = ':)';
const emoji = emojiMap[text];
console.log(emoji) //prints '😊'

License

MIT © Federico Ballarini

FOSSA Status