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@@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ Inserts the selected emoji directly, or copies it to the clipboard. |
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3. (optional) Select multiple emoji with `alt+enter` |
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4. - Hit `enter` to insert the emoji directly |
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- Hit `alt+c` to copy it to the clipboard |
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5. 🎠 |
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5. Maybe select a skin color |
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6. 🎠 |
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## How does it look? |
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@@ -32,13 +33,14 @@ What else do you need: |
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- xsel to copy the emoji to the clipboard |
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For Ubuntu zesty: `sudo aptitude install python3 fonts-emojione xsel xdotool` |
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For Arch/Manjaro: `yay -S python ttf-emojione-color xsel xdotool` |
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## Updating the emojis |
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This is only needed if a new Unicode version came out and you can't wait for the official update! |
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1. Install Python 3 and `pip install -r requirements-dev.txt` |
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2. Run `extract_emojis.py` - this downloads the complete list from https://emojipedia.org/emoji/, so don't do it too often! |
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2. Run `extract_emojis.py` - this downloads the complete list from https://unicode.org/emoji/charts-11.0/full-emoji-list.html, so don't do it too often! |
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3. A new file `emojis.py` should have been created. Open it and copy the contents |
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4. Open `rofimoji.py` and replace the emoji list with the contents of `emojis.py` |
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