How to render emojis with JavaScript
Emmanuel Gautier / February 28, 2021
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For the content of your posts, emojis add some fun to your pages. This short post explains how to make that possible in JavaScript.
The most conveniant is to use directly the right emoji Unicode. Here a JSX example :
<span>{'\u{1F680}'}</span>
You can also use the node-emoji package to help you manipulate them.
If you want to know what unicode emoji to add, you can find this page useful : Full Emoji List
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