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Hi @mrowa44

The code is 4 years old, are you open to contribution or would you suggest using https://github.com/donatj/ghemoji maintained by @donatj instead or any other tools that may exist

My point is the fact I could help in maintaining your tool, but the lack of commits make me doubtful there is a need for that.

what would you think ?

I didn't know where to share this. This is for the i3 windows manager. It opens a small prompt where the user can type some text, then press Enter, and have the emojified text copied to their clipboard.

bindsym $mod+shift+e exec i3-input -P 'emojify:' -F "exec emojify %s | tr -d '\n' | xclip -selection clipboard"

Related to #37 :

A space is 0x20:

% echo -n ' ' | hexdump                                   
0000000 0020                                   
0000001

Here, I'd expect to see 3x 20, but I only see it once:

% echo -n ":sparkles:   Three spaces" | emojify | hexdump 
0000000 9ce2 20a8 5420 7268 6565 7320 6170 6563
0000010 0a73                                   
0000012

Hi,

Is there a way list of emoji's from an external API rather then embedding them into this script?

Thanks,

Bash prompt:

# File: ~/.profile

# Selects a random emoji for my terminal prompt using emojify.
RANDOM_EMOJI=$(emojify -l | shuf -n 1 | sed 's/:.*//' | sed 's/ //g')
export PS1='\W ${RANDOM_EMOJI} >'

Yields:

Last login: Tue Sep 10 07:28:33 on ttys002
~ 📠 >

In case you want to add it to your docs so that others can be as well. ;)

Thanks!

/usr/local/bin/emojify: line 1: --2017-05-22: command not found
/usr/local/bin/emojify: line 2: syntax error near unexpected token (' /usr/local/bin/emojify: line 2: Resolving raw.githubusercontent.com (raw.githubusercontent.com)... 151.101.64.133, 151.101.192.133, 151.101.0.133, ...'

P.S-I'm using ubuntu 17.04

Great script. It appears that trailing spaces are being stripped or otherwise not displaying on OS X. Here's a screen shot using iTerm 2, but I've tried it with the built-in Terminal as well; same result. I'm running OS X 10.10.5

Hello,

I was wondering if you can add the chopsticks emoji into this package?
Thanks!

Are you interested in including Bash-Completion for the emojify command?

https://gist.github.com/juergenhoetzel/83aa567601bbb8339366d265b5470364

I downloaded the emojify script and modified the script such that the shebang is !/bin/zsh to execute using the zsh shell and changed out the {BASH_VERSION} environment variable for {ZSH_VERSION}.
Upon running the script using emojify :joy I get output:

emojify.sh:25: no matches found: [:grinning:]=\U1f600
parse_line:1: bad option: -a
to_emoji:1: bad math expression: empty string

This message comes up every time I try running the script regardless of what text I enter.
I'm aware that zsh can support basic emoji using the emoji plugin from oh_my_zsh which I have enabled, but I am unable to work out what this error message means.

Espanso expands text typed from the keyboard, and works great with emojify.

eg, I can type :heart: anywhere, and it is replaced with ❤️.

matches:
  # Emojify emoji expansion :emoji:
  - regex: /:(?P<emojiName>[^:\s]+):/
    replace: "{{output}}"
    vars:
      - name: output
        type: shell
        params:
          cmd: emojify "{{emojiName}}"

Is there a wiki or KB that this could go into?

Would you please consider allowing emojis to be generated without needing an intervening space?

Current behaviour:

% emojify ":heart::sparkles:"
:heart::sparkles:

I often get on a roll with consecutive emojis and having to remove the spaces to make it look like I typed it on a phone is a bit of a bummer.

Thanks for a great app!

Any tips about Github markdown custom emoji support needed and users custom emoji support would be nice too

For example:

with emojify

without emojify

Just installed this via Homebrew to find stuff not working properly. Turns out the version being provided by Homebrew is 1.0.2.

Downloaded from the repo and works as expected.

Hi,

On my system, not all characters are being rendered properly. Could it be due to the font?
I have the default font enabled (Monospace 12). The character encoding is UTF-8.
I'm using Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS with the Gnome Terminal 3.6.2.

This is what I got after run git log --oneline --color | emojify | less:

And this is what I got after I remove the less option:

Would it be possible to add this emoji?

Current:

$ echo :card_file_box: :bee: | emojify
:card_file_box: 🐝

Expected:

$ echo :card_file_box: :bee: | emojify
🗃 🐝

Thanks. 🙂

See the video below for what happens when you display an emoji using emojify on the prompt. The first part uses emojify :smile: and the second part uses echo :); everything else remains constant.

Any ideas?

git log --oneline --color | emojify, It works!

I add lg = log --oneline --color | emojify to my ~/.gitconfig, then run git lg:

Must be like log = ! git log --oneline --color | emojify?

binary search for example

For example when I run git log --color | emojify README.md I should get the commit history of the README.md but it only output README.md.

Current behaviour:

echo "Enter the :airplane:!" |./emojify 
Enter the :airplane:!

even though I don't see an easy solution to this (adding to IFS...)

since I'm not the maintainer, I'm unsure if I should do it.

It seems that emojify is not supporting emojis over Emoji 9.0. Will there be any release in the future?

(Note: I'd like to 🦙 Emoji.)

Unicode 9.0 Emoji List
Unicode 10.0 Emoji List
Unicode 11.0 Emoji List
Unicode 12.0 Emoji List

Comes from carloscuesta/gitmoji-cli#1246:

Some emoji have been miss.

With git log --oneline --color | emojify and 🐛 Add React CSS Modules to .babelrc as input, I'm getting an output of:

� Add React CSS Modules to .babelrc

Instead of:

🐛 Add React CSS Modules to .babelrc

It looks like emojify strips all spaces after an emoji. I'm not sure it is intended, and if so if that is that desirable.

I discovered the issue by using the :pencil2: emoji, which appears to be wider than most others. As a result, while a :sparkles: emoji gets left-aligned and still display some padding, the pencil one doesn't. To compare:

echo ":sparkles:   Three spaces" | emojify
echo ":pencil2:   Three spaces" | emojify

Results in: