Currently, the application supports multiple open windows, and multiple tabs in each window.

If a user wishes to open a new file, the general possibilities include creation of a new window, or of a new tab in the existing window. Which possibility occurs in a particular case depends not on explicit direction by the user, but on the manner in which the the file is selected.

If the file is

Hello @carloscuesta and @grissius 😎!

The CONTRIBUTING.md lacks a step currently in order to add a new emoji.
If one follows the written steps we get build:failed on TravisCI when making a Pull Request: carloscuesta/gitmoji#377
I was only able to find the missing step by looking at the last successful run on a Pull Request: https://github.com/carloscuesta/git

We're using the emojiIndex.search function outside of Emoji Mart to provide autocompletions in a textarea. These are formatted similar to most other autocompletions, with the trigger character being a colon; e.g. :thu -> :thumbsup:

As part of this, we'd like to ensure we correctly autocomplete emoticon-style emoji; e.g. :). The readme [explicitly notes Emoji Mart is the "only emoji pic

Would be great if clicking outside window would close Mojibar.

It's frustrating to have to click either an Emoji, or the Mojibar little icon, to make it close.

MacOS Sierra / MacOS High Sierra

Thanks

After installing the package globally, it is not easy to get the paths of the files (it's undocumented in the Readme). To the average user it is probably non-trivial to how to do get the full path to the yaml files installed in the directory where emojipacks is.

We should probably check file path passed to see if it's in packs folder.

For example:

Path or URL of Emoji yaml fi

The documentation for demojize is not correct. The output of

>>> print(emoji.demojize(u"Unicode is tricky 😯", delimiters=(" __", "__ ")))

is

Unicode is tricky __hushed_face__

https://github.com/carpedm20/emoji/blob/2b7fa78bd59ee9c5aa55b21d3f3872d345dc09be/emoji/core.py#L67

This is collect references/links of projects using OpenMoji! Looking forward to see examples of OpenMoji in the wild! :) Please post here. Thanks!

Between
2.Start the installer, select "Add Python 3.6 to PATH" and finish the install process.
And
3.Download Twitter Color Emoji Windows package from releases: https://github.com/eosrei/twemoji-color-font/releases/download/v12.0.1/TwitterColorEmoji-SVGinOT-Win-12.0.1.zip

Should add a step: 2.5 "REBOOT"
Installation won't ask about it, and it won't work without a reboot.