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README.md

emoji-ui

A small demo app that lets you search for various emoji available from the npm package @lewismoten/emoji

Screenshot

Features

  • Toggle theme between light, dark, and high contrast.
  • Toggle the emoji size displayed
  • Search emoji by name
  • Change view to shot just the emoji, buttons with the emoji names, or full detailed list including name, title, unicode codepoints with ES6 encoding.
  • Select an emoji to view detailed information about it.

Development

Just run npm start. The script will build the code, start up a local webserver, and display the site in your browser.

Demo

Everything needed to setup as a static website can be found in the dist folder, starting with index.html.

An interactive demonstration of the dist folder is also hosted on GitHub pages.

https://lewismoten.github.io/emoji-ui/

Technology Stack

This is a small project of me playing around with different technologies to stay up to date with the latest tech. The stack includes webpack, babel, react, redux, and rsuite.