Termiji is a fast terminal-based emoji picker.
It lets you browse emoji by category, narrow the displayed choices with real-time text searches, and copy a selected emoji without leaving the terminal.
The interface responds to changes in terminal dimensions and is operated entirely from the keyboard. Arrow keys move through results and categories, while Enter copies the highlighted emoji to the Wayland clipboard.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Searches emoji by descriptive names in real time.
- Organises emoji into categories including people, animals, food, activities, objects, symbols, and flags.
- Offers an All category for browsing the complete collection.
- Supports keyboard navigation throughout the interface.
- Copies the selected emoji to the Wayland clipboard.
- Adjusts the displayed list to the terminal dimensions.
- Displays the name associated with each emoji.
- Written in Rust.
Website: github.com/er1strea/termiji
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Developer: er1strea
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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