Custom Command

$emojisFromMessage

This function extracts all unicode and custom emojis from a user's message or provided text.

Usage

You can use $emojisFromMessage in two ways:

1. From User Message (Default):

$emojisFromMessage

This will extract emojis from the message that triggered the command.

2. From Custom Text:

$emojisFromMessage[text;separator (optional)]
  • text: The text you want to extract emojis from.
  • separator: (Optional) The character(s) you want to use to separate the extracted emojis. If omitted, the emojis will be returned without a separator.

Example

Let's say a user sends the following message:

Hello! 👋 This is a test message with :custom_emoji: and ❤️ some more text.

Then consider these usages:

Example 1: Extracting emojis from the user's message using the default usage.

$emojisFromMessage

This would return:

👋❤️:custom_emoji: (Emojis returned without a separator).

Example 2: Extracting emojis from the user's message, separated by a comma and a space.

$emojisFromMessage[;, ]

This would return:

👋, ❤️, :custom_emoji: (Emojis returned separated by ", ").

Example 3: Extracting emojis from specific text with a dash as a separator.

$emojisFromMessage[This has 🎉 one and 😁 two emojis; - ]

This would return:

🎉 - 😁

Explanation: The first example uses the default behavior and extracts all emojis from the message that triggered the command. The second example shows how to provide a separator for better readability. The third example demonstrates extracting emojis from a specific text string rather than the user's message.