Why? Because its a great emoji font! I want to see them all over my desktop.
First you need to make sure the required tools are installed:
nushell(probably could have made it without, but I like to write nushell scripts¯\_(ツ)_/¯)python(and its virtualenv/venv and pip)gitof course
- Make sure you have the submodules. Either clone this repo with
--recursiveor dogit submodule update --init - Create a python virtual environment and activate it, like:
python -m venv venvthen source the activation file for your shell (for nushell just run./tools/pyvenv.nu) - Run
./build_ttf.nu -i cbdt
this produces the font file inout/build/MutantStandardEmoji-CBDT.ttf
(Note: you can build other font formats too, check./build_ttf.nu -hor the script for more info) - On linux, you could also copy the font and its license to the system fonts by running
sudo ./install.nu
If you want to pick a specific emoji from the Mutant Standard set, take a look at ./mutant_table.txt (generated by tools/export_memoji_codes.nu)
There is an example fuzzy finder script (module) using skim and wl-clipboard at tools/_memoji.nu.
Use it like use ./tools/_memoji.nu * then memoji copy to pick and copy to clipboard.
It may look like this: (rendering still has to be supported by your terminal in ways...)
Or in the extremely likely scenario when you want to touch 3 files named as different emoji, run this after the use: for $ in 1..3 { memoji | touch $in }
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