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When emoji image is needed
See original GitHub issueThe goal: user wants to replace native unicode emojis by images or insert it into a contentEditable. The problems:
- Dynamically created components can’t be inserted to DOM in proper place.
- Performance: many components make it slow. We can already observe it while opening emoji picker.
The workaround is to dynamically create the component, set emoji properties like id and set, call ngOnChanges(), hide generated component, wait for it to load, take HTML, destroy generated component and finally replace the unicode emoji by image…
Desired solution: there should be built-in service method to get HTML code for given emoji, getter or field with HTML / style in EmojiEvent.
Which solution would be the best? If it is a method - which service is the most sufficient for it?
Issue Analytics
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- Created 5 years ago
- Reactions:2
- Comments:15 (9 by maintainers)
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Due to ongoing request I moved my former Gist extending
ngx-emoji-martto its own library: npmjs.com: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ng-utf8-emojis-to-images GitHub: https://github.com/lentschi/ng-utf8-emojis-to-imagesshould be easier with the new function added to emoji service https://github.com/TypeCtrl/ngx-emoji-mart#display-emoji-as-custom-element