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https://github.com/diy/nsstringemojize

A category on NSString to convert Emoji Cheat Sheet codes to their equivalent Unicode characters
https://github.com/diy/nsstringemojize

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A category on NSString to convert Emoji Cheat Sheet codes to their equivalent Unicode characters

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## NSString+Emojize

#### A category on NSString to turn codes from [Emoji Cheat Sheet](http://www.emoji-cheat-sheet.com/) into Unicode emoji characters.



## Getting Started



In order to use NSString+Emojize, you'll want to add the entirety of the `NSString+Emojize` directory to your project. To get started, simply:



```objective-c

#import "NSString+Emojize.h"

```



```objective-c

NSString *emojiString = @"This comment has an emoji :mushroom:";

NSLog(@"%@", [emojiString emojizedString]);

```



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## Methods

```objective-c

- (NSString *)emojizedString;

+ (NSString *)emojizedStringWithString:(NSString *)aString;

```



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## iOS Support

NSString+Emojize is tested on iOS 5 and up. Older versions of iOS may work but are not currently supported.



## ARC

NSString+Emojize uses ARC. If you are including NSString+Emojize in a project that **does not** use [Automatic Reference Counting (ARC)](http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#releasenotes/ObjectiveC/RN-TransitioningToARC/Introduction/Introduction.html), you will need to set the `-fobjc-arc` compiler flag on all of the NSString+Emojize source files. To do this in Xcode, go to your active target and select the "Build Phases" tab. Now select all NSString+Emojize source files, press Enter, insert `-fobjc-arc` and then "Done" to enable ARC for NSString+Emojize.