EmojiStore

Free unicode emojis ready to use ! This package contains a total of 1851 emojis grouped in 8 categories.

Installation

Install with pip

pip install EmojiStore

or

pip3 install EmojiStore

Usage

It all starts by importing the package

import EmojiStore

Get all emojis

You can get all available emojis by calling the get_all() method.

emojis = EmojiStore.get_all()

Notice that every time you are retrieving emojis, you get an iterator of namedtuple elements (emojis). Each emoji have the following properties :

• category : The category from which belongs the emoji
• emoji : The emoji character
• alias : The emoji short code
• description : The emoji description
• unicode : A list of Unicode composing the emoji

>>> ...
>>> first_emoji = emojis[0]
>>> print(first_emoji.category)
smileys_and_people

>>> print(first_emoji.emoji)
😀

>>> print(first_emoji.alias)
grinning_face

>>> print(first_emoji.description)
grinning face

>>> print(first_emoji.unicode)
['U+1F600']

Get emoji categories

You can get all available categories by calling the get_categories() method. This method returns a set of all categories :

• smileys_and_people
• animals_and_nature
• food_and_drink
• travel_and_places
• activities
• objects
• symbols
• flags

categories = EmojiStore.get_categories()
print(categories)

Output :

{'animals_and_nature', 'food_and_drink', 'symbols', 'flags', 'travel_and_places', 'smileys_and_people', 'objects', 'activities'}

Get all emojis from a specific category

import EmojiStore

smileys = EmojiStore.get_by_category("smileys_and_people")

Credits

All the emojis in this package where generated from https://www.webfx.com/tools/emoji-cheat-sheet