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#!/usr/bin/env ruby | |
EMOJI_NAME_TO_CODEPOINT = { | |
"1F604" => :smile, | |
"1F606" => :laughing, | |
"1F60A" => :blush, | |
"1F603" => :smiley, | |
"263A" => :relaxed, | |
"1F60F" => :smirk, | |
"1F60D" => :heart_eyes, | |
"1F618" => :kissing_heart, | |
"1F61A" => :kissing_face, | |
"1F633" => :flushed, | |
"1F625" => :relieved, | |
"1F60C" => :satisfied, | |
"1F601" => :grin, | |
"1F609" => :wink, | |
"1F61C" => :wink2, | |
"1F61D" => :tongue, | |
"1F612" => :unamused, | |
"1F605" => :sweat_smile, | |
"1F613" => :sweat, | |
"1F629" => :weary, | |
"1F614" => :pensive, | |
"1F61E" => :dissapointed, | |
"1F616" => :confounded, | |
"1F628" => :fearful, | |
"1F630" => :cold_sweat, | |
"1F623" => :persevere, | |
"1F622" => :cry, | |
"1F62D" => :sob, | |
"1F602" => :joy, | |
"1F632" => :astonished, | |
"1F631" => :scream, | |
"1F62B" => :tired_face, | |
"1F620" => :angry, | |
"1F621" => :rage, | |
"1F62A" => :sleepy, | |
"1F60B" => :yum, | |
"1F637" => :mask, | |
"1F60E" => :sunglasses, | |
"1F635" => :dizzy_face, | |
"1F47F" => :imp, | |
"1F608" => :smiling_imp, | |
"1F610" => :neutral_face, | |
"1F636" => :no_mouth, | |
"1F607" => :innocent, | |
"1F4A9" => :poop, | |
"1F44D" => :thumbsup, | |
"1F44E" => :thumbsdown, | |
"1F479" => :japanese_ogre | |
} | |
remapped_codepoints = $stdin.codepoints.flat_map do |codepoint| | |
emoji = EMOJI_NAME_TO_CODEPOINT[codepoint.to_s(16).upcase] | |
emoji ? ":#{emoji}:".codepoints.entries : codepoint | |
end | |
puts remapped_codepoints.pack("U*") |
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GitHub won't allow me to post raw Emoji in this form :-( but usage, you can imagine, looks like this: