Releases: carpedm20/emoji
Releases · carpedm20/emoji
v2.5.1
- Fix Malformed zero width joiner (\u200d) causes IndexError
v2.5.0
- Added support for Multi-person skintones
- Removed support for Python 2, 3.4, 3.5
- The logic from demojize() is moved to two separate private function tokenize() and filter_tokens() in a new file emoji/tokenizer.py
- A new public function analyze() is available and that supports the multi-person skintones
v2.4.0
- Added Japanese and Korean
v2.3.0
- Add Indonesian and Simplified Chinese
- Bug fixing
v2.2.0
- Add support for Unicode Version 15
- Add more translations for existing languages: (similar to Turkish Language)
- Add Readme on how to add a language
- Fix 2.0.0: sphinx warnings reference target not found
v.2.1.0
- Added Farsi support
- Added Trove classifiers for Python 3.10 and 3.11
v2.0.0
- Removed the old dicts EMOJI_UNICODE_, UNICODE_EMOJI_
- Removed unused language=None parameters
- Removed use_alias parameter
- Removed the get_regexp method
- Removed emoji_lis
- Removed distinct_emoji_lis
- Made the list of languages public: emoji.LANGUAGES = ['en','es','pt','it','fr','de']
- Updated translations to release-41 (no changes compared to release-40)
- Generate a documentation for the public functions from the docstrings with Sphinx
- Added some more examples to the README: e.g. how to replace/remove emojis
- Total count of emojis: 4702
v1.7.0
- Added emoji_list() and distinct_emoji_list()
- Added deprecation warnings for several functions and variables that will be removed in version 2.0.0. If you don't want to see these warnings, you can stay with 1.6.x. For example in pip/requirements.txt you can pin to 1.6.x with emoji~=1.6.3.
v1.6.3
- Added support for counting unique emojis
v1.6.2
- Improve performance of demojize()
- Added more tests
- Added warning when someone uses any other language than 'en' with use_aliases=True in emojize()