Right now the UI does not give us the name and description of the gitmoji. Ideally, we would also want to have a usage example of a gitmoji for a better context of the emoji.
Suggested Solution
Move the predefined list of emojis into the core class library and add the information there.
Optionally, it can be stored in a file but each platform can load the file differently which can make this approach impractical.
Example data:
| Property | Value |
| Gitmoji | ✨|
| Name | Feature |
| Description | Used for new features |
| GitHub emoji | : stars : |
| Color | Yellow |
| Example | Add logout button |
Tasks
[ ] Move Gitmoji list to the core library
[ ] Add more data to it (use gitmoji.io to help you out with name and descriptions)
[ ] Check with @jaydenalchin for colors
[ ] Add 1 or more examples for better clarity on its usage
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Screenshots
Figure: Atm, there are no names or descriptions of the gitmojis.
Hi team,
Pain
Right now the UI does not give us the name and description of the gitmoji. Ideally, we would also want to have a usage example of a gitmoji for a better context of the emoji.
Suggested Solution
Move the predefined list of emojis into the core class library and add the information there. Optionally, it can be stored in a file but each platform can load the file differently which can make this approach impractical.
Example data:
| Property | Value | | Gitmoji | ✨| | Name | Feature | | Description | Used for new features | | GitHub emoji | : stars : | | Color | Yellow | | Example | Add logout button |
Tasks
More Information
Screenshots
Thanks!