emojis-rs

A collection of emoji constants for Rust applications, particularly useful for CLI tools and terminal applications that want to add visual flair to their output.

Installation

Add this to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
emojis-rs = "0.1.2"

Usage

Using Constants Directly

use emojis_rs::*;

fn main() {
    println!("   {} Color set successfully.", EMOJI_CHECK);
    println!("   {} Failed to load configuration.", EMOJI_CROSS);
    println!("   {} Processing...", EMOJI_HOURGLASS);
    println!("   {} Task completed!", EMOJI_SUCCESS);
}

Or

use emojis_rs::*;

fn main() {
    println!("{EMOJI_CHECK} Color set successfully.");
    println!("{EMOJI_CROSS} Failed to load configuration.");
    println!("{EMOJI_HOURGLASS} Processing {} files...", 42);
    println!("{EMOJI_SUCCESS} Task completed!");
}

Available Emojis

Status & Feedback

Actions & Process

Performance & Speed

Navigation & Discovery

Status Indicators & Colors

Audio & Notifications

System, AI & Technology

Files, Data & Storage

Communication & Social

Security & Privacy

Network & Web

Arrows & Directions

Charts & Analytics

Creative & Design

Ideas & Innovation

Achievement & Success

Nature & Weather

Programming & Languages

Numbers & Math

Misc & Fun

Special Symbols

Features

• 200+ emoji constants - Comprehensive collection for CLI applications
• Organized categories - Emojis grouped by function and context
• Zero dependencies - No external dependencies required
• Well documented - Clear documentation with examples

Terminal Compatibility

Note: Emoji rendering depends on your terminal and font support. Test in your target environment. Works on my machine.

Examples

CLI Progress Indicator

use emojis_rs::*;

fn main() {
    println!("{EMOJI_HOURGLASS} Starting backup process...");
    println!("{EMOJI_FOLDER} Scanning {} files", 1000);
    println!("{EMOJI_ARROW_RIGHT} Copying to backup location");
    println!("{EMOJI_CHECK} Backup completed successfully!");
    println!("{EMOJI_PARTY} All done! {EMOJI_THUMBS_UP}");
}

⏳ Starting backup process...
📁 Scanning 1000 files
➡️ Copying to backup location
✅ Backup completed successfully!
🎉 All done! 👍

Status Dashboard

use emojis_rs::*;

fn show_status() {
    println!("{EMOJI_COMPUTER} System Status:");
    println!("  CPU: {EMOJI_GREEN_CIRCLE} 23%");
    println!("  Memory: {EMOJI_YELLOW_CIRCLE} 67%");
    println!("  Disk: {EMOJI_GREEN_CIRCLE} 45%");
    println!("  Network: {EMOJI_RED_CIRCLE} Offline");
}

💻 System Status:
  CPU: 🟢 23%
  Memory: 🟡 67%
  Disk: 🟢 45%
  Network: 🔴 Offline

Build Output

use emojis_rs::*;

fn build_status() {
    println!("{EMOJI_RUST} Compiling Rust project...");
    println!("{EMOJI_GEAR} Running optimizations...");
    println!("{EMOJI_BOLT} Build completed in 2.3s");
    println!("{EMOJI_TROPHY} No warnings or errors!");
}

🦀 Compiling Rust project...
⚙️ Running optimizations...
⚡ Build completed in 2.3s
🏆 No warnings or errors!

License

Licensed under either of:

• Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
• MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)

at your option.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Adding New Emojis

1. Add the constant to src/lib.rs
2. Update this README with the new emoji
3. Add tests if needed

Testing

cargo test
cargo test display_all_emojis -- --nocapture  # See all emojis in terminal