Fork from https://github.com/banyan/react-emoji that allow you to set specific characters thats must be between emojis to be replaced (like spaces of whatever you want).
See onlyBetweenTheseChars option and examples for more.
An emoji mixin for React
react@0.13.x and react@0.14.x both can be used <= react-emoji@0.4.x.
However, test code depends on react@0.14.x, it's internal though.
npm i react-emoji
# or
bower i react-emoji # `window.ReactEmoji` is available
let App = React.createClass({
getDefaultProps() {
return {
text: "foo bar :100: :)",
};
},
mixins: [
ReactEmoji
],
render() {
return (
<div>
<span>{ this.emojify(this.props.text) }</span>
<span>{ ReactEmoji.emojify(this.props.text) }</span> // or can be used no mixin way
</div>
);
}
});
All options are optional.
Properties | Description | Default | Type |
---|---|---|---|
useEmoticon | Use emoticon or not | true | Boolean |
emojiType | twemoji or emojione are available | twemoji | String |
host | Custom host | "" | String |
path | Custom path | "" | String |
ext | asset ext. svg or png are available | svg | String |
attributes | Attributes such as className or onClick | {width: '20px', height: '20px'} | Object |
singleEmoji | Show single emoji (either of annotation or emoticon), use this option if input is limited to render single emoji, this is slightly faster | false | Boolean |
strict | Throw an error if annotation is not in dict, it's handy if emoji input is not from end user | false | Boolean |
onlyBetweenTheseChars | What characters can be before or after a emoji replacement | false | String |
In tandem with react-autolink.
$ npm i
$ npm start # => http://0.0.0.0:8080
$ npm test
MIT