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# bemoji ❤ - Quickly ⛏ your 🌟
# bemoji ❤️ - Quickly ⛏️ your 🌟
![bemoji picker interface on bemenu](assets/bemenu.png)
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## 📁 Installation
### Dependencies
* One of `bemenu`, `wofi`, `rofi`, `dmenu`, or supplying your own picker.
* One of `wl-copy`, `xclip`, `xsel` or supplying your own clipboard tool.
* One of `wtype`, `xdotool` or supplying your own typing tool.
* `sed`, `grep`, `cut`, `sort`, `uniq`, `tr`, `curl` if using the download functionality.
To see how to substitute the default choices with your own tools,
see Options below.
![rofi picker interface](assets/rofi.png)
### Manual
Option 1. Clone the repository and put the executable somewhere in your path:
```bash
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ln -s bemoji/bemoji /usr/local/bin/bemoji
```
Dependencies:
### Arch Linux
* One of `bemenu`, `wofi`, `rofi`, `dmenu`, or supplying your own picker.
* One of `wl-copy`, `xclip`, `xsel` or supplying your own clipboard tool.
* One of `wtype`, `xdotool` or supplying your own typing tool.
* `sed`, `grep`, `cut`, `sort`, `uniq`, `tr`, `curl` if using the download functionality.
To see how to substitute the default choices with your own tools,
see Options below.
On Arch Linux, bemoji has been packaged for the [AUR](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/bemoji-git) so it can be installed manually from here or easily with your preferred AUR helper, e.g.:
```bash
paru -S bemoji-git
```
## 💿 Usage
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regardless of what the default action is set to.
(Currently works in bemenu and rofi.)
You can also map the picker to a key combination for quick access, e.g.
You can also map the picker to a key combination for quick access, e.g.
In `swaywm`, put the following in `~/.config/sway/config`:
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### Adding your own emoji
Simply put your own emoji list into the bemoji data directory.
By default, the directory will be at your `$XDG_DATA_HOME/bemoji` location -
By default, the directory will be at your `$XDG_DATA_HOME/bemoji` location -
most likely this is `~/.local/share/bemoji`.
Add any number of `.txt` files containing additional emoji to this directory:
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bemoji -p
```
This will not add any of the emoji you pick to your recent emojis.
This will not add any of the emoji you pick to your recent emojis.
Put both together to completely ignore the recent emoji feature of the program:
```bash
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Like this, you'll be hiding any recent personal emoji and no one will know that you always type 👄🍆💦.
The recent list will also contain emoji that are *not* usually on your lists,
so kept in single-use lists for example.
so kept in single-use lists for example.
If you don't wish those to show up, make use of these options.
### Setting custom directories
By default bemoji stores your recent history in `$XDG_CACHE_HOME/bemoji-history.txt`,
By default bemoji stores your recent history in `$XDG_CACHE_HOME/bemoji-history.txt`,
so most often in `~/.cache/bemoji-history.txt`
You can overwrite the directories bemoji uses for its emoji lists and history files with the following two environment variables:
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bemoji -f path/to/my/list.txt
```
The list will override the normally presented emoji,
so that only the custom list and recent emoji will be displayed.
The list will override the normally presented emoji,
so that only the custom list and recent emoji will be displayed.
To display *only* the emoji list passed in, pass an extra `-P` flag to bemoji.
The path can also be a weblink which bemoji will download and use:
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bemoji -D all
```
This will download *all* default sets bemoji knows - which is currently the default emoji list and a long list of math symbols.
This will download *all* default sets bemoji knows - which is currently the default emoji list and a long list of math symbols.
Other valid options for this setting are `emoji`, `math`, `none`.
If set to `none` and no files are in the emoji directory,
If set to `none` and no files are in the emoji directory,
bemoji will simply complain and not show anything.
### Using a custom tool for picking, clipping, typing
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This snippet will open a wiki page for the picked emoji in your browser.
Of course, there are many more possibilities.
Of course, there are many more possibilities.
This is just an example to show how the echo mode works.
### A list of all environment variables
What follows is a list of all environment variables bemoji understands,
What follows is a list of all environment variables bemoji understands,
with their default settings
```bash