Ever thought your PhD thesis was lacking pizzaz? Or your paper needed more excitement? Enter TeXMoji, emojis for LaTeX.
Use \texmoji{<n>}
, where n
is the emoji's number on the chart here
populate.py
scrapes the full emoji database
using Beautiful Soup 4
and saves the emojis as images, as well as saving a JSON file.
main.py
uses Jinja2 to create texmoji.sty
, so that I don't have to fill it by hand.