How to use the emoji-mart/data/twitter.json.emojis function in emoji-mart
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redwood / redwood / demos / desktop-chat-app / frontend / src / components / EmojiQuickSearch / index.jsx View on Github 
const filterEmojis = () => {
let count = 0
const fEmojis = Object.keys(emojiData.emojis).filter((emoji) => {
let emojiKeywords = emoji
if (emojiData.emojis[emoji].j) {
emojiKeywords = `${emoji}|${emojiData.emojis[emoji].j.join(',')}`
}
const isMatch = emojiKeywords.includes(messageText.replace(':', ''))
if (isMatch) {
count++
if (count > 10) {
return
}
return isMatch
}
})
setEmojisFound(!!fEmojis.length)const fEmojis = Object.keys(emojiData.emojis).filter((emoji) => {
let emojiKeywords = emoji
if (emojiData.emojis[emoji].j) {
emojiKeywords = `${emoji}|${emojiData.emojis[emoji].j.join(',')}`
}
const isMatch = emojiKeywords.includes(messageText.replace(':', ''))
if (isMatch) {
count++
if (count > 10) {
return
}
return isMatch
}
})
setEmojisFound(!!fEmojis.length)
