jaymollica

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
CRAYOLA_COLORS = [
    {u'rgb_color': [239, 222, 205], u'hex_color': u'#EFDECD', u'crayola_color_name': u'Almond'
     },
    {u'rgb_color': [205, 149, 117], u'hex_color': u'#CD9575',
     u'crayola_color_name': u'Antique Brass'},
    {u'rgb_color': [253, 217, 181], u'hex_color': u'#FDD9B5', u'crayola_color_name': u'Apricot'
     },
    {u'rgb_color': [120, 219, 226], u'hex_color': u'#78DBE2',
     u'crayola_color_name': u'Aquamarine'},

jaymollica

license: gpl-3.0
height: 300

jaymollica

Emojis to Words

1. json encode an emoji to get its surrogate pair

$surrogate_pair = json_encode(🌊);
print $surrogate_pair; //"\ud83c\udf0a"

2. The surrogate pair is the key in the array, check if the key exists and send back the associated keyword. The $emojis_to_words variable is an array you need to include in your project.