Make `customEmojis` reactive

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I want to be able to add emojis dynamically to an existing <VEmojiPicker>. However, the lib only checks for customEmojis in created(), then never again.

Describe the solution you’d like React to changes to the customEmojis prop, and have the component display the new emojis.

Describe alternatives you’ve considered

1. Reaching into the component and mutating the data myself 😕
2. Destroying and recreating component with new customEmojis, when my app finishes fetching the custom emoji data.

I noticed that customCategories is already reactive, since it’s being used in the categoriesFiltered computed property, which is great. 👍

Thanks

[joaoeudes7]

Yes, I noticed that too, I am trying to solve this problem and I will soon be launching a good update: D

[guanzo]

No errors on chrome and FF, just stupid Brave & Safari. So annoying. You can see the error on my twitch channel. Just load the page with Brave and open the console.

Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: Failed to read the ‘localStorage’ property from ‘Window’: Access is denied for this document.

• Regarding scopes, 👍

• To be honest i’m not sure if this lib should support pagination or not, but it’s something I need.

If you want to add pagination support, i’d look at other pagination libs for inspiration. I am NOT advocating that you start sending http requests with offset and limit query params, like some pagination libs might do. All i need is an event that lets me know, “I need to fetch another page of data”. So perhaps, just a single event, that fires everytime the user scrolls to/near the bottom.

• I forgot to mention, i’m replacing all the default emojis, with twemojis. And i’m loading in BTTV Emotes. These are all images, not unicode characters. This is why a lot of my issues are related to reactivity, because i’m replacing the default data! As I said, my use case is rather unusual 😁

I totally forgot about PR’s, and jumped straight to forking haha. Will definitely contribute if I can. I’ll have to learn typescript. From browsing your source, ts looks really elegant and easy to use!