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animated_emoji

A flutter package for using animated emojis

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Animated Emoji

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Provides over 600 animated emojis for your app.

Usage

Just use the AnimatedEmoji widget anywhere in your application and choose an emoji.

const AnimatedEmoji(
  AnimatedEmojis.rocket, // 🚀
),

Configure the widget to your needs.

AnimatedEmoji(
  AnimatedEmojis.clap, // 👏
  size: 128,
  repeat: false,
),

Some emojis also support variations in skin color.

const AnimatedEmoji(
  AnimatedEmojis.clap.dark, // 👏🏿
),
Offline support

You can also add emojis to your assets for offline support.

First, import the emoji to your pubspec.yaml. The names can be found here.

You need to import the specific skin tones separately to use them (add the suffix to your imports, e.g. Dark, MediumLight, ...)

...
flutter:
  assets:
    - packages/animated_emoji/lottie/rocket.json
    - packages/animated_emoji/lottie/clap.json 
    # Import a skin tone variation.
    - packages/animated_emoji/lottie/clapDark.json

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome 🔥

Check out the the animated_emoji_generator used to generate the contents of this package.

Additional information

This package uses Noto Animated Emoji which is licensed under CC BY 4.0.

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Ruben Gullatz ↗

B.Sc. Student in Medical Informatics

Germany
LanguagesDartC++CMakeCHTMLShellSwiftPythonObjective-CJavaKotlin

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