node-emoji 1.11.0

Node-emoji is a useful tool in the Node.js ecosystem for providing friendly emoji lookups and parsing utilities. It deploys the power of the combination of emojilib, which supplies a list of emojis and keyword search functionality, and skin-tone, which can parse base emojis from different skin tones. With node-emoji, you can add vibrant emojis to your applications and projects and appeal more to your users.

To use node-emoji in your project, you should first install it via npm using the command npm install --save node-emoji. Then you can import the node-emoji module to your code using Javascript's import statement and utilize its various functions such as emojify, find, get, has, random, replace, search, strip, unemojify, and which. Here are a few examples:

import * as emoji from 'node-emoji'

console.log(emoji.emojify('The :unicorn: is a fictitious animal.')) // 'The 🦄 is a fictitious animal.'

console.log(emoji.find('🦄')) // { name: 'unicorn', emoji: '🦄' }

console.log(emoji.get('unicorn')) // '🦄'

console.log(emoji.has('🦄')) // true

console.log(emoji.random()) // { name: 'unicorn', emoji: '🦄' }

console.log(emoji.replace('The 🦄 is a fictitious animal.', 'unicorn')) // 'The unicorn is a fictitious animal.'

console.log(emoji.search('honey')) // [ { name: 'honeybee', emoji: '🐝' }, { name: 'honey_pot', emoji: '🍯' } ]

console.log(emoji.unemojify('The 🦄 is a fictitious animal.')) // 'The :unicorn: is a fictitious animal.'

console.log(emoji.which('🦄')) // 'unicorn'

You can find the documentation of node-emoji on its GitHub page at https://github.com/omnidan/node-emoji. The README file on this page provides a detailed guide on how to use node-emoji, including the API, various examples of using functions, parameters, and the options available within these functions. It's a fantastic resource for getting started and mastering how to use this package successfully.