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WIP: Emoji extension #546
WIP: Emoji extension #546
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Signed-off-by: Mark Carver <[email protected]>
This is looking great so far! |
I took a stab at implementing this for a project I've been working on. It's functional, but lacks a full 1:1 mapping of emoji aliases to Unicode CLDR names. I felt preserving the official names was important for internationalization. |
The actual parsing/rendering of emojis should be handled by a separate library. That is why we're creating https://github.com/unicorn-fail/emoji (will be migrated to This issue will merely be an extension that implements that. |
Yeah, I agree! My version of building the data files is no where as far along as yours; and doesn't include the generation script because it's not pretty. 😆 |
Looking forward to switching over to this one soon. |
@giberti I'm taking a look at your extension until this is ready! :) |
Is there any update on this PR and in turn an Emoji extension for commonmark ? This is the one feature that is stopping us for moving over to commonmark fully in our project. |
This is a WIP for #421, an emoji extension implementation using https://github.com/unicorn-fail/emoji
I haven't yet actually tried this to see if it works as expected, this work is based solely on IDE reliance on API implementation.This, currently, includes a single test as a POC