Emoji Code
Sublime Text completions to insert escaped Emoji codes into HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Ruby
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emoji-code
Sublime Text completions to insert escaped Emoji code into HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, Ruby and Svelte.
Screenshot nicked from the Atom package, sorry!
Usage
All emojis are prefixed with ji, following the string of the official Unicode terminology.
Examples:
Let's say, you want to insert the 😄 emoji
- HTML:
ji:grinning-facebecomes😀 - CSS:
ji:grinning-facebecomescontent: '\1F600'; - JavaScript:
ji:grinning-facebecomesu\1F600 - Ruby:
ji:grinning-facebecomes\u{1F600}
Keep in mind that Sublime Text supports fuzzy completion, inviting you to use abbreviation of your preference.
Installation
Package Control
- Make sure you already have Package Control installed
- Choose “Install Package” from the Command Palette (Super+Shift+p)
- Type “Emoji Code” and press Enter
With auto_upgrade enabled, Package Control will keep all installed packages up-to-date!
There's also a collection of Sublime Text Packages available as a Windows installer.
Manual installation
Since package dependencies are handled by Package Control, manual installation is not advised! If you still want to install from source, you probably know what you are doing so we won’t cover that here.
License
This work is licensed under the The MIT License.