Mastodon converts all Emoji to images, whether they have a VS15 after
them or not, but leaves the VS15 in the string, which is displayed as
a black box in Safari.
expect(emojify('<span class="invisible">😄<br/>😴</span>😇'))
.toEqual('<span class="invisible">😄<br/>😴</span><img draggable="false" class="emojione" alt="😇" title=":innocent:" src="/emoji/1f607.svg" />');
});
+
+ it('skips the textual presentation VS15 character', () => {
+ expect(emojify('✴︎')) // This is U+2734 EIGHT POINTED BLACK STAR then U+FE0E VARIATION SELECTOR-15
+ .toEqual('<img draggable="false" class="emojione" alt="✴" title=":eight_pointed_black_star:" src="/emoji/2734.svg" />');
+ });
});
});
const title = shortCode ? `:${shortCode}:` : '';
replacement = `<img draggable="false" class="emojione" alt="${match}" title="${title}" src="${assetHost}/emoji/${filename}.svg" />`;
rend = i + match.length;
+ // If the matched character was followed by VS15 (for selecting text presentation), skip it.
+ if (str.codePointAt(rend) === 65038) {
+ rend += 1;
+ }
}
rtn += str.slice(0, i) + replacement;
str = str.slice(rend);