cl-emoji provides the Unicode emoji characters
😄 😍 😱 👽 🔥 💤 ✋
cl-emoji is able to treat Emoji 5.0 defined in Unicode 10.0! (ex. UFO; https://emojipedia.org/flying-saucer/)
(ql:quickload :cl-emoji)
(emoji:codepoint '("U+1F600"))
=> "😀"
(emoji:name "grinning face")
=> "😀"
(emoji:annotation "face")
=> (("😀" "U+1F600" "grinning face" ("face" "grin" "person")) ...)
;; We can also get emoji with slack-like string
(emoji:alpha-code ":grin:")
=> "😁"
(format t "Hello~a!~%" (emoji:name "grinning face"))
=> Hello😀!
According to PR #3, we can use following APIs.
If you tell emoji version to cl-emoji API, do like this (and I checked if path generated at API calling):
CL-USRE> (trace format)
CL-USER> (cl-emoji:annotation "grin")
0: (FORMAT NIL "file ~A"
"/home/foo/cl-emoji/data/emoji_4.0_release-30.lisp")
0: FORMAT returned
"file /home/foo/cl-emoji/data/emoji_4.0_release-30.lisp"
(("😀" ("U+1F600") "grinning face" ("face" "grin") "Smileys & People"
"face-positive")
...)
CL-USER> (let ((cl-emoji:*current-version* (second cl-emoji:+versions+)))
(cl-emoji:annotation "grin"))
0: (FORMAT NIL "file ~A"
"/home/foo/cl-emoji/data/emoji_5.0_release-31.lisp")
0: FORMAT returned
"file /home/foo/cl-emoji/data/emoji_5.0_release-31.lisp"
(("😀" ("U+1F600") "grinning face" ("face" "grin") "Smileys & People"
"face-positive")
...)
Those are appears in Full Emoji Data, for instance Smileys & People
is a group and face-positive
is a subgroup.
You can get emoji by group name and subgroup name with API cl-emoji:group
and cl-emoji:subgroup
.
see also Full Emoji Data
If you want to search available annotations/groups/subgroups, then.
CL-USER> (emoji:group-apropos "foo")
CL-USER> (emoji:subgroup-apropos "bar")
CL-USER> (emoji:annotation-apropos "bazz")
- Fernado Garcia Borges (fgborges@pm.me)
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Fernado Garcia Borges (fgborges@pm.me)
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src/cl-emoji.lisp is licensed under the MIT License
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data/emoji-list.lisp is licensed under the Unicoded License