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Adds an event listener. Currently there is only one event: |
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* `emoji`: Fired when an emoji is picked. The callback is called with a single argument, the emoji character that was picked. |
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* `emoji`: Fired when an emoji is picked. The callback is called with a single argument, the emoji character that was picked. |
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## Development |
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The easiest way to hack on Emoji Button is to use the examples page. |
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### Clone the repository |
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git clone https://github.com/joeattardi/emoji-button.git |
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### From the repository root |
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#### Install dependencies |
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npm install |
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#### Set up the link |
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npm link |
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#### Start the build/watch loop |
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npm run build:watch |
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### From the `examples` subdirectory |
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#### Install dependencies |
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npm install |
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#### Link the library |
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npm link emoji-button |
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#### Start the dev server |
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npm start |
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### Open the page |
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http://localhost:5000 |