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@ -17,7 +17,8 @@ There are two different methods included in this library:
```java ```java
EmojiCompat.Config config = new AssetEmojiCompatConfig(getContext(), "Blobmoji.ttf"); EmojiCompat.Config config = new AssetEmojiCompatConfig(getContext(), "Blobmoji.ttf");
``` ```
This will create a new EmojiCompat configuration using the file provided in `assets/Blobmoji.ttf`. This will create a new EmojiCompat configuration using the file provided in `assets/Blobmoji.ttf`.
Anyhow, I don't recommend using `AssetEmojiCompatConfig` anymore as [this](#i-want-to-let-my-users-only-choose-another-font-if-they-dont-like-my-current-one) approach is more flexible and just as easy to use. There will be a feature to rename the fallback font in the next release.
2. ### [`FileEmojiCompatConfig`](https://github.com/C1710/blobmoji/blob/filemojicompat/emojicompat/FileMojiCompat/filemojicompat/src/main/java/de/c1710/filemojicompat/FileEmojiCompatConfig.java) 2. ### [`FileEmojiCompatConfig`](https://github.com/C1710/blobmoji/blob/filemojicompat/emojicompat/FileMojiCompat/filemojicompat/src/main/java/de/c1710/filemojicompat/FileEmojiCompatConfig.java)
This is the more complex and interesting option. This is the more complex and interesting option.
Instead of providing a short String containing the font's name, you can provide a [`File`](https://developer.android.com/reference/java/io/File) Instead of providing a short String containing the font's name, you can provide a [`File`](https://developer.android.com/reference/java/io/File)
@ -51,7 +52,7 @@ Yes, they will. But only if their device either doesn't support these flags (whi
these assets as their default emojis. They won't replace any existing emojis. these assets as their default emojis. They won't replace any existing emojis.
#### But I did `setReplaceAll(true)`?! #### But I did `setReplaceAll(true)`?!
This won't change anything as `FileEmojiCompatConfig` will detect if the font file is not valid and it will simply ignore `setReplaceAll(true)`. This won't change anything as `FileEmojiCompatConfig` will detect if the font file is not valid and it will simply ignore `setReplaceAll(true)`.
### I want to let my users only choose another font if they don't like my current one ## I want to let my users only choose another font if they don't like my current one
This is easily possible with the introduction of `FileMojiCompat 1.0.6`. This is easily possible with the introduction of `FileMojiCompat 1.0.6`.
In this case you override the fallback font by putting your font into the `assets` folder of your app using the name `NoEmojiCompat.ttf`. In this case you override the fallback font by putting your font into the `assets` folder of your app using the name `NoEmojiCompat.ttf`.
Whenever the fallback font is needed (which is the case if the user doesn't specify another one), this font is being used. Whenever the fallback font is needed (which is the case if the user doesn't specify another one), this font is being used.