If you cloned this repository and installed only the dependencies with luarocks, you can use it the same way as described above, but with. h, -help Show this help message and exit. v, -verbose Shows a message per downloaded emoji Chào các bn, Bài vit hôm nay s hng dn các bn cài t Mastodon trên CentOS 7. d, Define the directory where the downloaded emoji's are stored (default: /tmp/) At this time it will only show color emoji in Firefox, Thunderbird and other Gecko-based programs. A good option to try is the EmojiOne Color Font which uses glyphs from the free EmojiOne set.
#Mastodon linux emoji install
a, Define the custom emoji api path (default: /api/v1/custom_emojis) Usage: emoji-downloader -a#Mastodon linux emoji full
If you do so, the script is install in ~/.luarocks/ and you have to use the full path to use it
You can also use the -local option, if you don't want to install it global.The script should be installed in /usr/local/bin/, so you can use it like this: emoji-downloader domain.tld.Download and install using the rockspec directly from the repository: sudo luarocks install.I could remove the argparse dependenciy and write my own short version, but.laziness. So we're at the same dependency level as before, but this time all dependencies are used. "Uhhh, why so much more dependencies?" you might think, so let me explain: The previous version depended on lua-requests, which has 5 dependencies on it's own, of which two were not even needed for this script. I'm happy about any input :) Dependencies Note: I'm still learning, so if you find weird stuff in my code, please inform me about it and/or tell me how I can inprove it. Do you ever thought: "Oh, this instance have nice emoji's, I want them too."? Then just use this script to download them.
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