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# @inc/original-emoji
> NTT DoCoMo emoji (698 of 'em)
## Installation
```sh
npm i @inc/original-emoji
```
## Usage
```svelte
<script>
// import all icons
import * as Icon from "@inc/original-emoji";
// or, a select few
import { Emoji224, Emoji225 } from "@inc/original-emoji";
</script>
<Hoverable let:hovering={active}>
<Icon.Emoji224/>
<div class:active>
{#if active}
<Emoji225/>
{:else}
<Emoji224/>
{/if}
</div>
</Hoverable>
```
## Tests
```sh
# Runs all test scripts
npm test
# Makes sure dependencies are up to date
npm run test:dependencies
# Ensures Svelte files are devoid of errors…
# This command takes a couple minutes to complete
npm run test:svelte
```
## Notes
If you just want SVGs, check out the [`raw` folder](/raw). The process looked like this: Illustrator files > Affinity Designer (optimization and export) > SVG > further optimization. Also, this module is intended for use within Svelte-based projects. If this works for your JavaScript framework of choice, sweet. If not, too bad. Love yourself. Try [Svelte](https://svelte.dev).
## Thanks
- [NTT DoCoMo](https://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/service/developer/smart_phone/make_contents/pictograph/download)
- viewers like you
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