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## How do I get this library?
That's relatively easy: Just add the following line to your module's `build.gradle` inside `dependencies`:
```
implementation 'de.c1710:filemojicompat:1.0.6'
implementation 'de.c1710:filemojicompat:1.0.7'
```
## How do I use it?
There are two different methods included in this library:
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EmojiCompat.Config config = new AssetEmojiCompatConfig(getContext(), "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.
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.
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.
Instead of providing a short String containing the font's name, you can provide a [`File`](https://developer.android.com/reference/java/io/File)
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In this case, the font specified in `assets/NoEmojiCompat.ttf` will be used until `/storage/emulated/0/Android/[yourpackage]/files/emoji.ttf` exists and includes a valid `EmojiCompat` font.
This method combines the easy approach of `AssetEmojiCompatConfig` and the flexibility of `FileEmojiCompatConfig` with some tradeoffs on the usability side.
If you need a different asset path for your fallback file, you can simply add it as another argument when creating this font. This feature has been introduced in `1.0.7`.
**_PLEASE use at least this method in your app. It's always better to give the users a choice._**