jome is a keyboard centric emoji picker program.
When you accept an emoji (with the keyboard or with the computer_mouse), jome printer the UTF-8 emoji or the Unicode codepoints, with an optional prefix for each codepoint, to the standard output.
This is free and open source software.
Additionally, jome can:
- Execute a custom command which receives the UTF-8 emoji or the Unicode codepoints, with an optional prefix for each codepoint, as its last argument(s).
- Send the UTF-8 emoji or the Unicode codepoints, with an optional prefix for each codepoint, in response to a client which requested picking an emoji.
- If you close the window (you can point_down Escape to do this), then jome printer nothing to the standard output and executes nothing.
- If you don’t start jome in server mode (-s option) and you don’t specify the -q option, jome immediately quits after you accept an emoji or close the window.
Website: github.com/eepp/jome
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Developer: Philippe Proulx
License: MIT License
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