GitHub emoji list

A list of emojis taken from the GitHub API.

This is helpful if you are searching for emojis you want to use in your README files.

Built with

• Express.js
• Node.js
• Octokit.js
• Vercel

Running the site locally

1. Install Node.js on your machine.
2. Fork this repository.
3. Clone the forked repository into your machine.
4. Install dependencies.

npm i

5. Create a GitHub personal access token. (A fine-grained one with default settings.)
6. Copy the token.
7. Create a .env file in the root folder of your cloned repository with the following:

TOKEN=PASTE-YOUR-TOKEN-HERE

8. Run the site locally.

npm start

License

This repository contains the AGPL version 3 license. You must give credit if you want to use its source code. If you make any changes, and your project is accessed through a network, you must open source it under the same license.