node-emojis 🎉

A modern, tree-shakeable emoji library for Node.js and browsers with TypeScript support.

✨ Features

• 🌳 Tree-shakeable - Import only what you need
• 📦 360+ emojis from Unicode 1.0 to 15.0
• 🔍 Smart search with keyword matching
• 🎨 Skin tone support for 150+ human emojis
• 🔄 Emoji aliases (thumbsup/+1/thumbs_up)
• 📝 TypeScript support with full type definitions
• 🚀 Zero dependencies
• ⚡ Optimized for performance

📋 Requirements

• Node.js 20.0.0 or higher
• TypeScript 5.0+ (for TypeScript users)

📦 Installation

npm install node-emojis

🚀 Quick Start

// Import everything (backward compatible)
const emojis = require('node-emojis')
console.log(emojis.fire) // 🔥

// Import only what you need (recommended)
const { search } = require('node-emojis/search')
const { applySkinTone } = require('node-emojis/skin-tones')

ES Modules

import emojis from 'node-emojis'
import { search } from 'node-emojis/search'
import { applySkinTone } from 'node-emojis/skin-tones'

📖 API

Basic Usage

const emojis = require('node-emojis')

// Access emojis directly
emojis.fire        // 🔥
emojis.pizza       // 🍕
emojis.unicorn     // 🦄
emojis['+1']       // 👍 (alias support)

🔍 Search

const { search, getByCategory } = require('node-emojis/search')

// Search by keyword
const results = search('happy')
// Returns: [{ name: 'smile', emoji: '😊', keywords: [...], score: 0.8 }, ...]

// Get all emojis in a category
const animals = getByCategory('animals')
// Returns: [{ name: 'dog', emoji: '🐕', ... }, ...]

🎨 Skin Tones

const { applySkinTone, supportsSkinTone, getAllSkinToneVariations } = require('node-emojis/skin-tones')

// Apply skin tone
applySkinTone('👋', 'medium')     // 👋🏽
applySkinTone('👋', '3')          // 👋🏽 (Fitzpatrick scale)

// Check if emoji supports skin tones
supportsSkinTone('wave')          // true
supportsSkinTone('fire')          // false

// Get all variations
getAllSkinToneVariations('👋')
// { light: '👋🏻', 'medium-light': '👋🏼', medium: '👋🏽', ... }

🔄 Aliases

const { getAliases, getPrimaryName, isSameEmoji } = require('node-emojis/aliases')

// Get aliases
getAliases('fire')                // ['flame', 'hot', 'lit', 'snapstreak']

// Get primary name
getPrimaryName('+1')              // 'thumbs_up'

// Check if two names refer to the same emoji
isSameEmoji('thumbsup', '+1')     // true

🎯 Filters

const { filterByCategory, filterByVersion, filterByKeyword } = require('node-emojis/filters')

// Filter by category
const foods = filterByCategory('food')

// Filter by Unicode version
const modernEmojis = filterByVersion('10.0', 'min')  // Unicode 10.0+
const oldEmojis = filterByVersion('1.0', 'exact')    // Only Unicode 1.0

// Filter by keyword
const hearts = filterByKeyword('heart')

🔧 Utilities

const { getNameFromEmoji, isValidEmoji, isValidEmojiName } = require('node-emojis')

// Reverse lookup
getNameFromEmoji('🔥')            // 'fire'

// Validation
isValidEmoji('🔥')                // true
isValidEmojiName('fire')          // true

🌲 Tree Shaking

Import only what you need to minimize bundle size:

// ❌ Imports entire library
import emojis from 'node-emojis'

// ✅ Imports only search functionality
import { search } from 'node-emojis/search'

// ✅ Import multiple features
import { search } from 'node-emojis/search'
import { applySkinTone } from 'node-emojis/skin-tones'
import { getAliases } from 'node-emojis/aliases'

📊 Bundle Size Comparison

Import Style	Size (minified)
Full library	~85KB
Search only	~15KB
Skin tones only	~8KB
Aliases only	~6KB
Direct data import	~60KB

📚 Documentation

For comprehensive documentation, examples, and guides:

• Complete Documentation - All guides and references
• Getting Started - Installation and basic usage
• API Reference - Complete API documentation
• FAQ - Frequently asked questions
• Migration Guide - Upgrading from v0.x
• GitHub Wiki - Online documentation

🎯 Examples

See the examples directory for more usage examples:

• Basic usage - CommonJS examples
• Modern usage - Tree-shaking examples

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see our Contributing Guide for details.

We use Conventional Commits for commit messages.

📄 License

MIT © Jesse Palmer

🙏 Acknowledgments

Emoji data sourced from Unicode.org and Emojipedia.