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zachary822/emoji-regex

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emoji-regex is a Python-focused library that provides regular expressions for matching emojis, including patterns intended to cover all emojis. It is useful if you need to detect, validate, or extract emoji characters from text using regex.

Project status

  • Maintenance status: Not actively maintained as of today, the last upstream push was 2023-05-17, and the most recent tagged updates (v0.1.2-3, v0.1.2-2, v0.1.2) are also from 2023-05, indicating a quiet or effectively dormant trajectory.
  • Update cadence: Very low, updates occurred in a short window in late April to mid-May 2023, and then there has been no evidence of updates for over 3 years relative to 2026-09-10.

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  • v0.1.2-3

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  • v0.1.2-2

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  • v0.1.2

    Release v0.1.2 primarily updates project packaging metadata and the CI/CD workflows used to build and publish the Python package to PyPI. The code diff also adds a new pytest-based test suite and introduces pytest as a dev dependency, along with related dependency lockfile updates.

  • v0.1.1

    Release v0.1.1 contains no actual code changes to the library itself in the provided diff. The changes are limited to packaging and CI workflow updates, including adding Poetry installation to the publish workflow and introducing a Poetry lockfile.

  • v0.1.0

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