Mark as abandoned?

[hassankhan]

EmojiOne seems to support pretty much everything - does anyone even use this anymore?

[Menelion]

Oh well, I even don't know about EmojiOne :(. Is it your new project?

[hassankhan]

It's not mine - its here, seems to have most of the options this has and then some.

I just don't do a lot of frontend any more, haven't had the chance to give this the attention it needs and doubt I will be able to in the foreseeable future. It's had a nice long run, and I'm glad it's helped so many people, but I just don't have time any more to maintain this :(

[kevzettler]

Might be a good idea I just found this project through google searches and tried it out before seeing this issue and learning about emojione which covered my needs

[jlsjonas]

hmm... looks like you're not the only one @kevzettler
(and after a quick comparison I was opting for emojify)
but, ye, since it would need a good "spring cleaning" at least (mostly related to cdn/guides, probably) and you've ( @hassankhan ) indicated that you don't have enough time to maintain this repo (and neither do I, sadly enough) I'd also vote to put a deprecation/abandoned/looking for maintainer notice in the readme

[azharuniverse]

Yes. I use this in my project. Emojione emojis's graphics looks not as good
as this one. Emojify gives native feeling like that of WhatsApp and other
chatting platforms.
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[jlsjonas]

@azharuniverse that was my opinion about emojione 2,
I'm currently using twemoji as alternative, although I'm not 100% convinced either

[adam-lynch]

I still use this in production. Eventually I / my team will put some effort to help unite these projects. I mean we'd eventually like our users to be able to switch between emoji sets (based on the same set of emoji keywords), etc.

[fiznool]

EmojiOne's minified JS file is 222kB. emojify.js by contrast is 13kB.

Some folk don't need complex unicode conversion, they just need a way of converting :smile: text into 😄. For this reason I think emojify.js needs to live!