Template:Twemoji/doc - Revision history

Saucy at 04:24, 25 April 2021

2021-04-25T04:24:43Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:24, 25 April 2021
Line 1:		Line 1:
			{{Lua\|Twemoji}}
	[[File:Twemoji12 1f608.svg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|smiling imp]]		[[File:Twemoji12 1f608.svg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|smiling imp]]

Saucy: /* Template data */

2021-02-13T11:24:17Z

Template data

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:24, 13 February 2021
Line 45:		Line 45:
	"label": "Emoji",		"label": "Emoji",
	"description": "The emoji you would like to render. Only use 1 emoji.",		"description": "The emoji you would like to render. Only use 1 emoji.",
	"example": "👿",		"example": "😈",
	"type": "string",		"type": "string",
	"required": true		"required": true

Saucy at 08:09, 8 February 2021

2021-02-08T08:09:08Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:09, 8 February 2021
Line 6:		Line 6:
	<code>{{Twemoji\|''emoji''\|''title (optional)''\|''size (optional, default 20px)''}}</code>		<code>{{Twemoji\|''emoji''\|''title (optional)''\|''size (optional, default 20px)''}}</code>

			=== Simple example ===
	To specify what emoji to render, simply enter the emoji in the first parameter.		To specify what emoji to render, simply enter the emoji in the first parameter.

Line 12:		Line 13:
	<code>{{Twemoji\|😈}}</code> which outputs {{Twemoji\|😈}}		<code>{{Twemoji\|😈}}</code> which outputs {{Twemoji\|😈}}

			=== Full example ===
			The second and third parameters are completely optional.

			The second parameter can be used to specify a tooltip that will show up when you hover over the emoji.

			The third parameter is meant to allow you to override the size of the emoji. Default is "20px". It can also be used to provide [[mediawikiwiki:Help:Images#Rendering a single image\|any other image options]].

			So, to render <nowiki>:cold_face:</nowiki> (🥶) with a tooltip of "NIGAR BOOTY CHEEKS" at a size of 30px, you would do:

			<code>{{Twemoji\|🥶\|NIGAR BOOTY CHEEKS\|30px}}</code> which outputs {{Twemoji\|🥶\|NIGAR BOOTY CHEEKS\|30px}}

			=== Limitations ===
	Do not put multiple emojis into the same template. If you wanted to render "{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}", <code>{{Twemoji\|😂😂😂}}</code> would not work, you would have to do <code>{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}</code>.		Do not put multiple emojis into the same template. If you wanted to render "{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}", <code>{{Twemoji\|😂😂😂}}</code> would not work, you would have to do <code>{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}</code>.

	~~Note that~~ Unicode 13 emojis are currently not supported.		Unicode 13 emojis are currently not supported.

	== Legacy usage ==		== Legacy usage ==

Saucy: update

2021-02-08T08:00:33Z

update

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:00, 8 February 2021
Line 4:		Line 4:

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
	<code>{{Twemoji\|''~~codepoint~~''\|''title (optional)''\|''size (optional)''}}</code>		<code>{{Twemoji\|''emoji''\|''title (optional)''\|''size (optional, default 20px)''}}</code>

	To specify what emoji to render, ~~you will have to~~ enter ~~the Unicode codepoint of the emoji. Yeah, I wish you could just type~~ the emoji ~~too, but I don't know how to make that work without it either slowing down~~ the ~~wiki or being massively time-consuming for me to do~~.		To specify what emoji to render, simply enter the emoji in the first parameter.

	So, to ~~find the codepoint of the emoji you want~~, you ~~can go to [https~~:/~~/emojipedia.org/ Emojipedia] and enter your emoji~~ into the ~~search bar~~. ~~Once~~ you~~'re at the page for your emoji, scroll down until you find the~~ "~~Codepoints~~" ~~section. There~~, ~~it should say something like "U+1F608". That "1F608" is the codepoint~~ you ~~need. Do not include "U+" in the template. You will need~~ to ~~convert any capital letters to lowercase letters too~~; ~~so it would be "1f608" instead of "1F608", otherwise it won't work~~.		So, to render <nowiki>:smiling_imp:</nowiki> (😈) with this template, you would do:

			<code>{{Twemoji\|😈}}</code> which outputs {{Twemoji\|😈}}

			Do not put multiple emojis into the same template. If you wanted to render "{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}", <code>{{Twemoji\|😂😂😂}}</code> would not work, you would have to do <code>{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}{{Twemoji\|😂}}</code>.

	~~So, to render <nowiki>:smiling_imp:</nowiki> (😈) with this template, you would do:~~		Note that Unicode 13 emojis are currently not supported.

	~~<code>{{Twemoji\|1f608}}</code> which outputs {{Twemoji\|1f608}}~~		== Legacy usage ==
			Previously, you had to specify the Unicode codepoint for the emoji you wanted to render.

	~~If your emoji has two codepoints~~, ~~such as for a flag or emoji with skin tone~~, ~~put a hyphen between the two codepoints.~~		For example, to render <nowiki>:exploding_head:</nowiki> (🤯), you had to do:

	~~For example, to render the nigga santa emoji (🎅🏿) with this template, you would do:~~		<code>{{Twemoji\|1f92f}}</code> which outputs {{Twemoji\|1f92f}}

	~~<code>{{Twemoji\|1f385-1f3ff}}</code> which outputs {{Twemoji\|1f385-1f3ff}}~~		This is no longer required, but is still supported.

	== Template data ==		== Template data ==
Line 25:		Line 30:
	"params": {		"params": {
	"1": {		"1": {
	"label": "Emoji ~~codepoint~~",		"label": "Emoji",
	"description": "The ~~Unicode codepoint of the~~ emoji you would like to render. ~~For a detailed explanation, see the template documentation [[Template:Twemoji]]~~",		"description": "The emoji you would like to render. Only use 1 emoji.",
	"example": "~~1f608~~",		"example": "👿",
	"type": "string",		"type": "string",
	"required": true		"required": true

Saucy at 08:20, 2 December 2020

2020-12-02T08:20:04Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:20, 2 December 2020
Line 4:		Line 4:

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
	<code>{{Twemoji\|''codepoint''}}</code>		<code>{{Twemoji\|''codepoint''\|''title (optional)''\|''size (optional)''}}</code>

	To specify what emoji to render, you will have to enter the Unicode codepoint of the emoji. Yeah, I wish you could just type the emoji too, but I don't know how to make that work without it either slowing down the wiki or being massively time-consuming for me to do.		To specify what emoji to render, you will have to enter the Unicode codepoint of the emoji. Yeah, I wish you could just type the emoji too, but I don't know how to make that work without it either slowing down the wiki or being massively time-consuming for me to do.
Line 30:		Line 30:
	"type": "string",		"type": "string",
	"required": true		"required": true
			},
			"2": {
			"label": "Title",
			"description": "What will show up when you hover over the emote",
			"example": ":smiling_imp:",
			"type": "string",
			"suggested": true
			},
			"3": {
			"label": "Size",
			"description": "The size of the emote",
			"type": "string",
			"default": "20px"
	}		}
	},		},

Saucy: template data

2020-08-28T05:50:18Z

template data

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:50, 28 August 2020
Line 21:		Line 21:

	== Template data ==		== Template data ==
			<templatedata>
			{
			"params": {
			"1": {
			"label": "Emoji codepoint",
			"description": "The Unicode codepoint of the emoji you would like to render. For a detailed explanation, see the template documentation [[Template:Twemoji]]",
			"example": "1f608",
			"type": "string",
			"required": true
			}
			},
			"description": "This template will render an emoji from the Twemoji project, which is what Discord uses to render its emojis.",
			"format": "inline"
			}
			</templatedata>

Saucy: doc

2020-08-28T05:47:09Z

doc

New page

[[File:Twemoji12 1f608.svg|thumb|right|150px|smiling imp]]

This template will render an emoji from the [https://github.com/twitter/twemoji Twemoji] project, which is what Discord uses to render its emojis.

== Usage ==
<code>{{Twemoji|''codepoint''}}</code>

To specify what emoji to render, you will have to enter the Unicode codepoint of the emoji. Yeah, I wish you could just type the emoji too, but I don't know how to make that work without it either slowing down the wiki or being massively time-consuming for me to do.

So, to find the codepoint of the emoji you want, you can go to [https://emojipedia.org/ Emojipedia] and enter your emoji into the search bar. Once you're at the page for your emoji, scroll down until you find the "Codepoints" section. There, it should say something like "U+1F608". That "1F608" is the codepoint you need. Do not include "U+" in the template. You will need to convert any capital letters to lowercase letters too; so it would be "1f608" instead of "1F608", otherwise it won't work.

So, to render <nowiki>:smiling_imp:</nowiki> (😈) with this template, you would do:

<code>{{Twemoji|1f608}}</code> which outputs {{Twemoji|1f608}}

If your emoji has two codepoints, such as for a flag or emoji with skin tone, put a hyphen between the two codepoints.

For example, to render the nigga santa emoji (🎅🏿) with this template, you would do:

<code>{{Twemoji|1f385-1f3ff}}</code> which outputs {{Twemoji|1f385-1f3ff}}

== Template data ==