How to use the replace function from node-emoji

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node-emoji.replace is a function that replaces emoji shortcodes in a string with their corresponding Unicode characters.

index.js

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const codeFriendly = text.text.content
  .replace(/</g, "&lt;")
  .replace(/>/g, "&gt;");

/** @type {Set<string>} */ const emojiToLoad = new Set([]);
let content = emoji.replace(codeFriendly, ({ emoji }) => {
  emojiToLoad.add(emoji);
  return emoji;
});

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naming-cop.js

GitHub: p3ol/hypnobots

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  /^[a-zA-Z0-9-]*$/.test(name);


const checkTitle = async (context, rules, parser, report) => {
  const pull = context.payload.pull_request;
  const clean = strip(pull.title);
  const emoji = replace(Array.from(pull.title)[0], e => `${e.key}`);
  const linter = await lint(clean, rules, parser);
  const errors = [];
  const warnings = [];

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How does node-emoji.replace work?

node-emoji.replace is a function provided by the node-emoji library that replaces any emojis present in a string with their corresponding unicode characters. It does this by matching the emojis in the string to the list of emojis available in the library and replacing them with their unicode values. The resulting string is returned.

Ai Example

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const emoji = require("node-emoji");

const text = "I :heart: emoji!";
const replacedText = emoji.replace(text);

console.log(replacedText); // "I ❤️ emoji!"

In this example, we import the node-emoji library, define a text string with the :heart: emoji code, and use the replace() method to replace the code with the corresponding emoji. The resulting string is logged to the console.

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