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EmojiHub
Get emojis by categories and groups
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EmojiHub provides an opportunity to get random emojis from already sorted categories and groups. You can also get a whole list of emojis by a certain category, group, or get the entire emoji database consisting of 1791 objects. All emoji data is stored in a simple JSON object from which you can get html codes to insert…
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