The goal of emoji is to provide up to date information inn the form of data sets on emojis and their use.
You can install the released version of emoji from CRAN with:
And the development version from GitHub with:
The main data set in this package is the emojis data set which contains almost all the information contained in this package.
library(emoji)
emojis
#> # A tibble: 4,702 × 19
#> emoji name group subgroup version points nrunes runes qualified vendor_apple
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <list> <int> <chr> <chr> <lgl>
#> 1 😀 grin… Smil… face-sm… 1.0 <int … 1 1F600 fully-qu… TRUE
#> 2 😃 grin… Smil… face-sm… 0.6 <int … 1 1F603 fully-qu… TRUE
#> 3 😄 grin… Smil… face-sm… 0.6 <int … 1 1F604 fully-qu… TRUE
#> 4 😁 beam… Smil… face-sm… 0.6 <int … 1 1F601 fully-qu… TRUE
#> 5 😆 grin… Smil… face-sm… 0.6 <int … 1 1F606 fully-qu… TRUE
#> 6 😅 grin… Smil… face-sm… 0.6 <int … 1 1F605 fully-qu… TRUE
#> 7 🤣 roll… Smil… face-sm… 3.0 <int … 1 1F923 fully-qu… TRUE
#> 8 😂 face… Smil… face-sm… 0.6 <int … 1 1F602 fully-qu… TRUE
#> 9 🙂 slig… Smil… face-sm… 1.0 <int … 1 1F642 fully-qu… TRUE
#> 10 🙃 upsi… Smil… face-sm… 1.0 <int … 1 1F643 fully-qu… TRUE
#> # … with 4,692 more rows, and 9 more variables: vendor_google <lgl>,
#> # vendor_twitter <lgl>, vendor_one <lgl>, vendor_facebook <lgl>,
#> # vendor_messenger <lgl>, vendor_samsung <lgl>, vendor_windows <lgl>,
#> # keywords <list>, aliases <list>the emoji_name is a vector of emojis with descriptive names
emoji_name[1:10]
#> grinning grinning_face
#> "😀" "😀"
#> smiley grinning_face_with_big_eyes
#> "😃" "😃"
#> smile grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes
#> "😄" "😄"
#> grin beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes
#> "😁" "😁"
#> laughing satisfied
#> "😆" "😆"Each of the emojis have zero or more keywords associated with them.
emoji_keyword[c(150:155)]
#> $Aries
#> [1] "ram" "aries"
#>
#> $army
#> [1] "military_helmet"
#>
#> $arrivals
#> [1] "flight_arrival"
#>
#> $arriving
#> [1] "flight_arrival"
#>
#> $arrow
#> [1] "cupid" "calling"
#> [3] "envelope_with_arrow" "bow_and_arrow"
#> [5] "up_arrow" "up_right_arrow"
#> [7] "right_arrow" "down_right_arrow"
#> [9] "down_arrow" "down_left_arrow"
#> [11] "left_arrow" "up_left_arrow"
#> [13] "up_down_arrow" "right_arrow_curving_left"
#> [15] "left_arrow_curving_right" "right_arrow_curving_up"
#> [17] "right_arrow_curving_down" "arrows_clockwise"
#> [19] "arrows_counterclockwise" "back"
#> [21] "end" "on"
#> [23] "soon" "top"
#> [25] "twisted_rightwards_arrows" "repeat"
#> [27] "repeat_one" "play_button"
#> [29] "fast_forward" "reverse_button"
#> [31] "rewind" "last_track_button"
#> [33] "arrow_up_small" "arrow_double_up"
#> [35] "arrow_down_small" "arrow_double_down"
#>
#> $art
#> [1] "performing_arts" "art"when can use emoji_keyword together with emoji_name to show then emojis for each keyword.
lapply(emoji_keyword[c(150:155)], function(x) unname(emoji_name[x]))
#> $Aries
#> [1] "🐏" "♈"
#>
#> $army
#> [1] "🪖"
#>
#> $arrivals
#> [1] "🛬"
#>
#> $arriving
#> [1] "🛬"
#>
#> $arrow
#> [1] "💘" "📲" "📩" "🏹" "⬆️" "↗️" "➡️" "↘️" "⬇️" "↙️" "⬅️" "↖️" "↕️" "↩️" "↪️"
#> [16] "⤴️" "⤵️" "🔃" "🔄" "🔙" "🔚" "🔛" "🔜" "🔝" "🔀" "🔁" "🔂" "▶️" "⏩" "◀️"
#> [31] "⏪" "⏮️" "🔼" "⏫" "🔽" "⏬"
#>
#> $art
#> [1] "🎭" "🎨"Please note that the emoji project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.