A JavaScript plugin that analyses the string and automatically embeds the supported emojis, media, maps, tweets, code and services.

Live Demo

Important links

• Features
• Full Documentation
• Examples

Installation

To install the stable version:

npm install --save embed-js

CDN

• jsDelivr
• cdnjs

Simple Usage

Let's assume that the HTML structure is as written below

<div id="element">
   <!--===== your string here =======-->
</div>

Creating an instance of embed.js

var x = new EmbedJS({
  input: document.getElementById('element'),
  googleAuthKey : 'xxxx'
})

Next step is replacing the original text with the processed text.

//Render the result
x.render();

There may be cases where you just want the processed string to use it according to your need. You can get it by the following method.

//Get the resulting string
x.text(function(data){
  console.log(data); //The resultant string
})

If you wan't to destroy the instance. It will also replace the processed string with the original string.

//Destroy the instance
x.destroy()

Adding custom emojis

1. Add the image to assets/images/emojis. Make sure the name of the file is same as emoji name.
2. Pass the emoji name as the value to customEmoji. See the example here
3. Run grunt build-emoji && grunt build

Development

1. Fork the repo
2. clone the repo then cd embed.js
3. create a new branch
4. Make sure ruby and sass are installed on your system.
5. Then npm install && npm i -g rollup && npm i -g grunt-cli
6. grunt : this will start the grunt server and open a demo page.
7. Create a PR

Note: This projects adheres to a Code of Conduct.

grunt tasks

1. grunt : starts development server and watches files for changes. Run this for development purpose.
2. grunt dist : create dist directory with all the different build files
3. grunt build-emoji : create spritesheet from all the emojis. Only run if you have made some changes related to emojis

License

MIT © Ritesh Kumar