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##### SwiftPM ##### SwiftPM
``` ```
https://github.com/niklasamslgruber/EmojiKit https://github.com/tyiu/EmojiKit
``` ```
### Usage ### Usage
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In that case make sure that you added the `emojis_vX.json` file to your Xcode project. The file name must match the version you're trying to fetch emojis for, e.g. for version 12 the file name must be `emojis_v12.json`. Additionally make sure that your JSON file is added under `Build Phase - Copy Bundle Resources` for each target where you want to use the `EmojiManager`. In that case make sure that you added the `emojis_vX.json` file to your Xcode project. The file name must match the version you're trying to fetch emojis for, e.g. for version 12 the file name must be `emojis_v12.json`. Additionally make sure that your JSON file is added under `Build Phase - Copy Bundle Resources` for each target where you want to use the `EmojiManager`.
## Acknowledgements
This EmojiKit Swift package was forked from [niklasamslgruber/EmojiKit](https://github.com/niklasamslgruber/EmojiKit).
Some of the localization files for Apple emoji category names were copied from [izyumkin/MCEmojiPicker](https://github.com/izyumkin/MCEmojiPicker).