✨ Supports CLDR emoticon storage standard

🌏 Multilingual search from 25 languages

🪄 Replacing unicode emoticons in CLDR format and vice versa

@ This library uses a database of emoticons from - link

Install the package via composer:

composer require deniskorbakov/emoji-php

Now you can use the class with emoticons:

use DenisKorbakov\EmojiPhp\Emojis; new Emojis();

Below we will consider the functionality of this class.

This method outputs a grouping of emoticons with a cldr code based on the selected language

use DenisKorbakov\EmojiPhp\Emojis; use DenisKorbakov\EmojiPhp\Locale; new Emojis()->list(Locale::EN); // return ['smileys & emotion' => ['😀' => ':grinning_face:', ...]]

This method converts the unicode of the emoji to the cldr code - we get unicode emoji from the list method

use DenisKorbakov\EmojiPhp\Emojis; $text = 'Hello, world! 🌍️' new Emojis()->toCode($text); // return 'Hello, world! :globe_showing_europe_africa:'

This method converts the one unicode emoji to the cldr code - we get unicode emoji from the list method

use DenisKorbakov\EmojiPhp\Emojis; $emoji = '🌍' new Emojis()->codeByEmoji($text); // return ':globe_showing_europe_africa:'

This method converts from cldr code with text to unicode emojis - we get cldr from the list method

use DenisKorbakov\EmojiPhp\Emojis; $text = 'Hello :waving_hand:'; new Emojis()->toEmoji($text); // return 'Hello 👋'

This method converts one cldr code to unicode emoji - we get cldr from the list method

use DenisKorbakov\EmojiPhp\Emojis; $text = ':waving_hand:'; new Emojis()->emojiByCode($text); // return '👋'

This method searches for emoticons by the word, and you also explicitly specify which language to search in

use DenisKorbakov\EmojiPhp\Emojis; use DenisKorbakov\EmojiPhp\Locale; $searchText = 'shoe' new Emojis()->search(Locale::EN, $searchText); // return ['👞' => ':mans_shoe:', ...]

Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/deniskorbakov/emoji-php

Let's go to the cloned repository:

cd emoji-php

To start, initialize the project and use it:

make init

You can run the command for testing after the step with local installation

Run Lint and Analyze code(phpstan/rector/phpcs):

make lint

Run Unit tests:

make test

Run test coverage:

make test-coverage

We appreciate your support and look forward to making our product even better with your help!

@Denis Korbakov

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