forpelevin/gomoji

Helpful functions to work with emoji in Golang

gomoji's Issues

feature request: replace emoji with slug

would be great to have a method to replace emojis with their slug

All numbers are judged as emoji

Hi there,
I found if the string including any number, there will always return true, for example:

package main

import (
	"fmt"

	"github.com/forPelevin/gomoji"
)

func main() {
	fmt.Println(gomoji.ContainsEmoji("1"))
	// output: true

	fmt.Println(gomoji.ContainsEmoji("asdf1"))
	// output: true

	fmt.Println(gomoji.ContainsEmoji("asdf"))
	// output: false
}

skin tone support

🏻
Hi, this emoji not support
please add support this emoji and other skin tone support

Skintone support

	gomoji.ContainsEmoji(👍🏿) 

returns false

while

	gomoji.ContainsEmoji(👍) 

is true.
I can open a PR to fix this but i see your emoji's are generated by some generator.go file that is not included in this Repo @forPelevin

Support for latest emoji release https://unicode.org/emoji/charts-14.0/emoji-released.html

Thanks for this library. It's very useful for detecting emojis in a fast and efficient manner.

This library is using the emoji api which only supports Emojis up to v13.0 currently. Can we update it to support the latest release https://emojipedia.org/unicode-14.0/ too? Could possibly fetch the API and then statically add the new ones in generator.go until the Emoji API is updated for this?

Official release: https://unicode.org/emoji/charts-14.0/emoji-released.html

ReplaceEmojisWithFunc: Unexpectedly trims strings

Function ReplaceEmojisWithFunc unexpectedly returns trimmed version of strings, thus modifying the original string. I would like to know the reason behind this, as it's not the responsibility of this function.

my go version dont support Generics

Hi ,I like your project, but it used Generics type, My project's go version is below 1.17.
so .what can I do..

Data size

Is there any way the 1.25MB file with emojis. that is loaded into memory, could be made WAY smaller?

Feature request: Emoji replacement

Hi @forPelevin, thank you for maintaining the project.

I'm glad that I discovered this project as I find myself needing to work with emojis in Golang 😄
However, one of my use cases involves replacing all emojis within a string with a given rune.

Since I've already worked on it on my own fork, I'll open up a PR against the main branch to see what you think 👍

Regional indicators are not supported.

I have a json like so:

[{"emoji": "🇦", "id": 855898699988205598},
{"emoji": "🇧", "id": 855908027546468414},
{"emoji": "🇨", "id": 855910336619872306},
{"emoji": "🇩", "id": 874810967303802891},
{"emoji": "🇪", "id": 855908176960552971},
{"emoji": "🇫", "id": 855895610129645598},
{"emoji": "🇬", "id": 856311847765934080},
{"emoji": "🇭", "id": 863577067869437962},
{"emoji": "🇮", "id": 855998416941481984},
{"emoji": "🇯", "id": 872964477518229524},
{"emoji": "🇰", "id": 855901430544203787},
{"emoji": "🇱", "id": 856312436171997214},
{"emoji": "🇲", "id": 892549953568788511},
{"emoji": "🇳", "id": 856661374465474590},
{"emoji": "🇴", "id": 875603397171097660},
{"emoji": "🇵", "id": 855910253577240628},
{"emoji": "🇶", "id": 855895290828423168},
{"emoji": "🇷", "id": 855896139885445151}]

using

gomoji.CollectAll(s)

Returns an empty slice.