Currently, one can choose between the "full" emoji-set by using index.js and the light emoji-set by using light.js.
In case of providing custom definitions, you might want to keep the bundle-size low by not importing the unused light.json or full.json data-sets.
I therefore propose the following:
Add a new file "bare.js" (or another name) that is similar to index.js or light.js but does not import the json data-sets.
Currently, one can choose between the "full" emoji-set by using index.js and the light emoji-set by using light.js. In case of providing custom definitions, you might want to keep the bundle-size low by not importing the unused light.json or full.json data-sets.
I therefore propose the following: Add a new file "bare.js" (or another name) that is similar to index.js or light.js but does not import the json data-sets.