joypixels/emoji-toolkit-ios

Emoji Toolkit for iOS - from JoyPixels (formerly EmojiOne)

emoji-toolkit-ios's Issues

Implement Swift Package Manager

Can you guys implement Swift Package Manager? I am not a fan of CocoaPods and Apple has recently implemented SPM into Xcode, making it easier to manage dependencies from Xcode.

podspec file referencing previous version

The podspec file is still in version 6.0.2 in the commit tagged as v7.0.0 (https://github.com/joypixels/emoji-toolkit-ios/blob/v7.0.0/joypixels-ios.podspec).

Not compiling in [-O] and [-Osize] optimization modes for Xcode 11.1

Swift compilation freezing during compilation target for joypixels-ios with enabled optimization mode

Specs satisfying the `joypixels-ios` dependency were found, but they required a higher minimum deployment target

Our app needs to be on iOS 9.0 as minimum deployment version. But cannot add joypixel pod. Can joypixel support lower minimum dependency target to 9.0?

Emojis search

Good day!

We have purchased premium license of JoyPixels (EmojiOne) version 5 and incorporating your emojis in our iOS and Android app.

Is it possible to search through the emojis?

If this feature is not possible to be supported in iOS and Android, then is there at least a text/JSON file where the emoji's unique name is bound to a description and title of said emoji? We can parse the text/JSON file and correlate each title and description pair to their corresponding emoji.

Unable to setup the joypixels-ios through cocoaPods

Getting this error while installing the pod file in terminal:- [!] Unable to find a specification for joypixels-ios

pod 'joypixels-ios'

Cannot find some emojis by shortName

Hi!

Thank you for this package! I have a problem with some emojis, e.g.
🤏 🤏

It cannot be getting by
jpClient.shortnameToImageAsync

There are others. What I saw in Your pod in Ruleset.swift those broken emojis didn't exist in this file. Maybe the pod is not updated?

Thanks

Emojis Files Too Big

Good day!

We have purchased premium license of JoyPixels (EmojiOne) version 5 and incorporating your emojis in our iOS and Android app.

A problem is that natively-supported formats of JoyPixels are too big to include.

Unsupported Natively:

SVG format: 25MB
Sprites (.SVG): 22MB

Supported Natively:

PNG format: 101MB too big to include in the app.
Font (.TTC): 42MB a bit big to include in the app but possible.

What do you recommend we use and how to use it? maybe you have best practices considering you're the authors of JoyPixels, in addition to incorporating said emojis in your in-house messaging app.

We aim for high resolution formats since we're going to resize (enlarge) the emojis to be almost as big as the width of the screen -- our use case is image editing where we apply emojis to images (via UIImage) and re-positioning/resizing them.

According to the above, our first intuition goes for Font format (.TTC).