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https://github.com/vincentneo/vnemojikit
Autocomplete, list and search Emojis on Swift, via Enums.
https://github.com/vincentneo/vnemojikit
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Autocomplete, list and search Emojis on Swift, via Enums.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/vincentneo/vnemojikit
- Owner: vincentneo
- License: mit
- Created: 2022-01-31T18:23:02.000Z (almost 3 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-03-29T11:34:40.000Z (9 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-05-01T17:35:25.535Z (8 months ago)
- Topics: autocomplete, emojis, enum, ios, macos, swift, swift5, tvos, unicode, watchos, xcode
- Language: Swift
- Homepage:
- Size: 606 KB
- Stars: 5
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# VNEmojiKit
A simple library that serves Emojis as enums and arrays according to Emoji version.
Currently, [Iconic app](https://apps.apple.com/sg/app/iconic/id1582751983?mt=12) uses this project.
## How to use
All enum case names is of the CLDR Short Name provided by Unicode, in lowerCamelCase, in most cases.
For example, for emoji 😃, it's CLDR Short Name of `grinning face with big eyes` would become `AllEmojis.grinningFaceWithBigEyes`.
### Obtain emoji string
```Swift
AllEmojis.faceWithTearsOfJoy.rawValue // 😂
AllEmojis.smilingFaceWithHeartEyes.rawValue // 😍
```
### For emojis with names that includes keywords, it is prefix with _.
```Swift
AllEmojis._guard.rawValue // 💂
```
### For emojis with names that includes symbols, it is specially handled.
```Swift
// keycap: #
AllEmojis.keyCapNumberSign.rawValue // #️⃣
// keycap: *
AllEmojis.keyCapAsterisk.rawValue // *️⃣
// keycap: 0
AllEmojis.keycap0.rawValue // 0️⃣
```
### Obtain keywords of an emoji
Returns keywords as an unsorted `Set`
```
AllEmojis.faceSavoringFood.keywords
// ["food", "yum", "smile", "face savoring food", "delicious", "savouring", "savoring", "face"]
```
### Obtain emoji's first available version
Returns version in `Double`
```Swift
AllEmojis.faceHoldingBackTears.version // 14.0
```
### Obtain official CLDR Short Name of an emoji
Returns a `String`
```Swift
AllEmojis.rollingOnTheFloorLaughing.title // rolling on the floor laughing
AllEmojis.keyCapNumberSign.title // keycap: #
```
### Obtain all emojis supported for a specific unicode emoji version
Decimal point `.` is substituted with underscore `_`.
Returns array of `AllEmojis`
```Swift
// 0.6
AllEmojis.allCasesForUnicode0_6
// 14.0
AllEmojis.allCasesForUnicode14_0
```
### All emojis, up to maximum supported unicode version of VNEmojiKit
It should be sorted according to official [Emoji Ordering](https://unicode.org/emoji/charts-14.0/emoji-ordering.html).
Returns array of `AllEmojis`
```Swift
AllEmojis.allCases
```
### All emojis, up to maximum supported unicode version of user's system
It should be sorted by unicode version.
Returns array of `AllEmojis`
```Swift
AllEmojis.bestFitSetForOS
```
## Progress Checklist
- [x] Enums with all emojis (name in lowerCamelCase), up to Emoji v14.0.
- [x] Default names
- [x] Keywords
- [x] Introduction Unicode version (in `Double`)
- [ ] Group
- [ ] Subgroup
- [ ] Status of character (i.e. the fully-qualified, unqualified, etc. stuff)
- [x] Emoji v14 support
- [x] `#available` filtering based on Unicode & OS support to get best fit set of emojis
## Installation
The package can be used via Swift Package Manager, or by copying all files from the `Sources/VNEmojiKit` into your project.
## Further Notes
### Compatibility
`.bestFitSetForOS` is only suitable for use for these OS and above:
- iOS 10.2
- tvOS 10.1
- watchOS 3.1.1
- macOS 10.12.2
Anything below may work, but emoji support will not be checked. Otherwise, it should work on any version as long as Swift (5) is supported.
### Warnings from Xcode
It is normal to see "Default will never be executed warning" thrown by Xcode.
This is an intentional side-effect of trying to prevent `the compiler is unable to type-check this expression in reasonable time` error, which results in failure to build.
Xcode throws this error because there is simply way too many emojis, and since each emoji is a case of the enum, Xcode fails checking. Adding a `default` clause prevents Xcode from checking at all, which is what we want in this case.
### License
All codes committed to this project as well as published versions are licensed under the MIT License.