An emoji mixin for React
react@0.13.x and react@0.14.x both can be used <= react-emoji@0.4.x.
However, test code depends on react@0.14.x, it's internal though.
npm i react-emoji
# or
bower i react-emoji # `window.ReactEmoji` is availablelet App = React.createClass({
getDefaultProps() {
return {
text: "foo bar :100: :)",
};
},
mixins: [
ReactEmoji
],
render() {
return (
<div>
<span>{ this.emojify(this.props.text) }</span>
<span>{ ReactEmoji.emojify(this.props.text) }</span> // or can be used no mixin way
</div>
);
}
});All options are optional.
| Properties | Description | Default | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| useEmoticon | Use emoticon or not | true | Boolean |
| emojiType | twemoji or emojione are available | twemoji | String |
| host | Custom host | "" | String |
| path | Custom path | "" | String |
| ext | asset ext. svg or png are available | svg | String |
| attributes | Attributes such as className or onClick | {width: '20px', height: '20px'} | Object |
| singleEmoji | Show single emoji (either of annotation or emoticon), use this option if input is limited to render single emoji, this is slightly faster | false | Boolean |
| strict | Throw an error if annotation is not in dict, it's handy if emoji input is not from end user | false | Boolean |
In tandem with react-autolink.
$ npm i
$ npm start # => http://0.0.0.0:8080
$ npm test
MIT