This plugin provides a fast and intuitive way to insert emojis into your Obsidian notes. By typing a trigger character (":" by default) followed by a keyword, you get an instant suggestion list of matching emojis, complete with optional keyword hints. The plugin also includes a command to insert a random emoji, plus it tracks your most used emojis.

1. Telegram-Style Emoji Search

   • Type : followed by a keyword (e.g., :love) to see relevant emoji suggestions.
   • Keywords are based on Telegram translations in multiple languages (currently hardcoded).

2. Multiple Language Support

   • Uses data inspired by Telegram’s emoji translations.
   • English keywords: ~4k, emojis: ~2k
   • Russian keywords: ~5k, emojis: ~2k
   • Spanish keywords: ~5k, emojis: ~2k
   • Total keywords: ~13k, emojis: ~2k

3. Fast Performance with Rust + WebAssembly

   • The core emoji search is implemented in Rust, compiled to WebAssembly for speed.
   • TypeScript provides type safety and works seamlessly with the Obsidian plugin API.

4. Custom emoji mappings

   • Feel free to add or delete your own keyword, when you're not satisfied with existing ones
   • You can also reset these mappings easily

5. Customizable Settings

   • Default Language: Choose which language’s keywords to use.
   • Trigger Character: Change the character that initiates the emoji search (default is :).
   • Show Keywords in Suggestions: Toggle the display of each emoji’s keyword in the suggestion list.
   • Reset Emoji Popularity: Clears out the plugin’s usage statistics if you want to start fresh.
   • Your Most Used Emojis: Shows the top 10 of most used emojis with this plugin by you.

1. Insert Emoji by Keyword

   • In any note, type : followed by a keyword (e.g., :smile).
   • A suggestion list of matching emojis appears.
   • Press Enter or click on the desired emoji to insert it.

2. Insert Random Emoji

   • Open the Command Palette (default shortcut: Ctrl/Cmd + P).
   • Search for "Insert random emoji".
   • Run the command to insert a random emoji at your cursor position.

3. Check Most Used Emojis

   • Go to the plugin’s settings page to see which emojis you’ve used the most.
   • Reset this data anytime using Reset Emoji Popularity.

• The plugin uses TypeScript to interface with Obsidian’s plugin API and manage settings, commands, and UI interactions.
• A Rust + WebAssembly module powers the emoji search for improved performance, especially when searching through a large set of emoji data.

• Built on Obsidian’s sample plugin structure.
• Emoji keywords data is adapted from Telegram’s translations:
  • Russian
  • English
  • Spanish

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or a pull request if you have suggestions or would like to add more languages.

This project is distributed under the 0BSD License.

Enjoy faster and friendlier emoji insertion in your Obsidian notes with the Obsidian "TG Emoji Search" Plugin!