How to use the twemoji.base function in twemoji
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few twemoji examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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jplusplus / the-accountant / src / components / emoji / emoji.spec.js View on Github 
describe('filter: emoji', () => {
const base = twemoji.base;
beforeEach(() => {
angular.module('emoji', []).filter('emoji', emojiFilter);
angular.mock.module('emoji');
});
it('should convert an unicode heart to an image', angular.mock.inject(emojiFilter => {
const html = emojiFilter('I \u2764 emoji!');
expect(html).toBe(`I <img src="${base}72x72/2764.png" alt="\u2764" draggable="false" class="emoji"> emoji!`);
}));
});localTwemoji() {
Twemoji.base = `${process.env.baseUrl}/emoji/`;
return Twemoji;
},'twemoji-url': function(emoji) {
const codePoint = twemoji.convert.toCodePoint(emoji.getValue());
return sassTypes.String(`url(${twemoji.base}svg/${codePoint}.svg)`);
}
}twemoji
A Unicode standard based way to implement emoji across all platforms.
