Get access to +3600 emojis as class constants
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Emoji catalog 📔

Get access to +3600 emojis as class constants.

Features:

  • 🍰 Dead easy to use
  • 🤩 A lot of emojis
  • 🔓 Zero dependencies

You can see the full emoji list.

Latest Stable Version Emoji version License

Usage

You have access to emojis as \Jawira\EmojiCatalog\Emoji constants:

<?php
use Jawira\EmojiCatalog\Emoji;

echo Emoji::GRINNING_FACE;  // 😀
echo Emoji::SOCCER_BALL;    // ⚽
echo Emoji::HOURGLASS_DONE; // ⌛
echo Emoji::EJECT_BUTTON;   // ⏏

Your favorite IDE should give you autocomplete since you are simply calling class constants:

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How to install

$ composer require jawira/emoji-catalog

Emoji sequences

An emoji sequence is an emoji composed of other emojis. For example the character "👨‍👩‍👧" is composed of five characters: U+1F468 U+200D U+1F469 U+200D U+1F467.

You don't need to compose your emojis, jawira/emoji-catalog comes with all possible sequences as class constants:

echo Emoji::FAMILY_MAN_WOMAN_GIRL; // 👨‍👩‍👧

Contributing

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License

This library is licensed under the MIT license.


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