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can anyone tell me how to use this amazing tool?

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Picking this up if you can authenticate me to make commits. All emoji's will have at least two keywords :) commiting today or tomorrow

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The following handy regex lets you see which emoji still only have one keyword: ^[^,]*,[^,]*$

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@Roemerb You can fork the repository (there should be a button near the top-right of the page), then commit to your fork and submit pull requests). See https://guides.github.com/activities/forking/ for more instructions

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@alfredxing
Hi, I am new to gitHub but I am familiar with pulling. My problem is what language is this actually written and which file contains the source code for the emoji indexes so I could possibly make a version using espanol?

Also what tools would I need to test this project?

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All of the emoji data is stored in emojis.json, which is written in JSON. The rest of the site should be written in HTML, CoffeeScript, and SCSS. You'll need a local web server to test it out, but other than that, I don't think any special tools are required if you're just changing emojis.json. If you want to change any of the SCSS or CoffeeScript files, you'll need compilers to turn them into CSS and JS.

I suggest that you ask @muan about whether or not she wants Spanish localization though.

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nesecito español por me comen las comunidades

2014-11-04 6:16 GMT-03:00 PatrickRed [email protected]:

@alfredxing https://github.com/alfredxing
Hi, I am new to gitHub but I am familiar with pulling. My problem is what
language is this actually written and which file contains the source code
for the emoji indexes so I could possibly make a version using espanol?

Also what tools would I need to test this project?

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@PatrickRed It looks like @muan is open to including localizations in new JSON files. See #68 for more info.

I imagine spanish would sit in emojis_es.json so start a PR with that file and you should be good to go!

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We've gone a long way. Here's a list of the remaining emoji that only has one keyword:

1. 💩 poop
2. ◀️ arrow_backward
3. ⏬ arrow_double_down
4. ⏫ arrow_double_up
5. ⬇️ arrow_down
6. 🔽 arrow_down_small
7. ▶️ arrow_forward
8. ⤵️ arrow_heading_down
9. ⤴️ arrow_heading_up
10. ↙️ arrow_lower_left
11. ↘️ arrow_lower_right
12. 🔣 symbols
13. 💠 diamond_shape_with_a_dot_inside
14. 🎴 flower_playing_cards
15. 🔯 six_pointed_star
16. 🔺 small_red_triangle
17. 🔻 small_red_triangle_down

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