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Hi @c0bra it did work for me, however take a look at the quill page there may be some other issues related to yours.

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So I had to go another route. I forked this repo and exported emoji-map.js as a named export.

Then I used the map to convert emoji names to unicode characters like so:

import { EmojiMap } from 'quill-emoji';

const emoji = 'smile';
const code = String.fromCodePoint(parseInt(EmojiMap[emoji].unicode, 16));

This has worked for me in sending SMS content, etc.

@c0bra, you can actually just get it from this package without forking: https://github.com/contentco/quill-emoji/blob/master/src/module-emoji.js

import QuillEmoji from 'quill-emoji';
const { ShortNameEmoji } = QuillEmoji;
console.log(ShortNameEmoji.DEFAULTS.emojiList);

You can then just re-implement their mapping in your own code:

const emojiMap = {};

emojiList.forEach((emojiListObject) => {
    emojiMap[emojiListObject.name] = emojiListObject;
});

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@PostMidnight can you try the latest version of quill-emoji and report back?

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looking good, thank you!

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@PostMidnight did it work for you after updating or did you have to do something else? I'm experiencing your issue with version 0.1.7.

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Hi @c0bra , the new emoji works well. Quill however may need further work. See the quill page for documented issues and potential solutions.

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So I had to go another route. I forked this repo and exported emoji-map.js as a named export.

Then I used the map to convert emoji names to unicode characters like so:

import { EmojiMap } from 'quill-emoji';

const emoji = 'smile';
const code = String.fromCodePoint(parseInt(EmojiMap[emoji].unicode, 16));

This has worked for me in sending SMS content, etc.

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