markdown-emoji-snippets helps you easily add emojis into your file. You can use these emojis in JS, TS, Markdown, CSharp, PHP and Python (for now).
You can download the extension from π https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=EngincanV.markdown-emoji-snippets
Then, start typing ::<emoji-name>
and add the emoji into your file. That's it!
Emojis
Name | Display |
---|---|
smiling | π |
sad | π’ |
heart | β€οΈ |
cross-mark | β |
crossed-fingers | π€ |
check-mark | β |
four-leaf-clover | π |
vulcan | π |
fire | π₯ |
rocket | π |
star | β |
thumbsup | π |
thumbsdown | π |
ok | π |
wave | π |
eyes | π |
tada | π |
confetti | π |
sparkles | β¨ |
pc | π» |
phone | π± |
idea | π‘ |
hourglass | β³ |
stopwatch | β± |
folder | π |
file | π |
key | π |
lock | π |
unlock | π |
link | π |
hint | π‘ |
zoom-left | π |
zoom-right | π |
pray | π |
point-left | π |
point-right | π |
writing | β |
reading | π |
loop | π |
By default, quick suggesstion is disabled for markdown files. So, to be able to use this extension in your markdown files, ensure you've enabled the quick sugesstions as below:
"[markdown]": {
"editor.quickSuggestions": true
},
You can open your
settings.json
file and add the above code-block into the file.
If you want to use emojis in comment lines, set the "editor.quickSuggestions.comments": true
in your settings.json
file.
Enjoy! π