Homepage: https://codeberg.org/egirl/company-emoji
Author: Alex Dunn
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Company-mode backend for emoji
company-mode backend providing autocompletion for emoji. đđŠ ## setup Add `company-emoji.el` to your load-path, then add something like the following to your init file: ```elisp (require 'company-emoji) (add-to-list 'company-backends 'company-emoji) ``` After selecting an emoji-word from the completion-list, it will be replaced by the real unicode emoji (`:cactus:` becomes đ”, `:cat:` becomes đ±, etc.) ### emoji font support If youâre on Linux, or on Mac OS X and using the Cocoa version of Emacs (i.e., if built `â-with-ns`, or `--with-cocoa` using Homebrew), youâll need to add something like this to your init file (thanks to [@syohex](https://github.com/syohex) and [@waymondo](https://github.com/waymondo)): ```elisp (defun --set-emoji-font (frame) "Adjust the font settings of FRAME so Emacs can display emoji properly." (if (eq system-type 'darwin) ;; For NS/Cocoa (set-fontset-font t 'symbol (font-spec :family "Apple Color Emoji") frame 'prepend) ;; For Linux (set-fontset-font t 'symbol (font-spec :family "Symbola") frame 'prepend))) ;; For when Emacs is started in GUI mode: (--set-emoji-font nil) ;; Hook for when a frame is created with emacsclient ;; see https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Creating-Frames.html (add-hook 'after-make-frame-functions '--set-emoji-font) ``` [Symbola](https://zhm.github.io/symbola/) can be installed with `apt-get`: ```sh apt-get install ttf-ancient-fonts ``` **NB:** The `set-fontset-font` function is apparently only available when Emacs has been compiled with a window system. ### custom variables #### aliases You can add shortcode aliases by modifying `company-emoji-aliases`. Run `M-x customize-variable [RET] company-emoji-aliases` to bring up company-emojiâs customization pane, then add or remove aliases to your taste: ``` Hide Company Emoji Aliases: [INS] [DEL] Symbol: :woman_man_holding_hands: String: :couple: [INS] ``` (âSymbolâ designates the user-defined alias, and âstringâ designates the original shortcode you want your alias to mimick.) Occasionally new default aliases may be added. If youâre upgrading and have modified the `company-emoji-aliases` variable, the new aliases will be ignored; youâll need to add them manually. #### unicode replacement By default, `:cat:` is replaced with đ± upon completion, but that can be turned off by setting the variable `company-emoji-insert-unicode` to `nil`. ## contributing Contributions are very welcome! But please donât edit `company-emoji-list.el` directly: itâs generated by `build/generate_list.rb`, so you should modify that build script then run `make company-emoji-list.el`.