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import EMOJIBASE from "emojibase-data/en/compact.json";
import SHORTCODES from "emojibase-data/en/shortcodes/iamcal.json";
import { CompactEmoji } from "emojibase";

export interface IEmoji extends Omit<CompactEmoji, "shortcodes"> {
    // We generate a shortcode based on the label if none exist in the dataset
    shortcodes: string[];
}

// The unicode is stored without the variant selector
const UNICODE_TO_EMOJI = new Map<string, IEmoji>(); // not exported as gets for it are handled by getEmojiFromUnicode
export const EMOTICON_TO_EMOJI = new Map<string, IEmoji>();

export const getEmojiFromUnicode = (unicode: string): IEmoji | undefined =>
    UNICODE_TO_EMOJI.get(stripVariation(unicode));

const isRegionalIndicator = (x: string): boolean => {
    // First verify that the string is a single character. We use Array.from
    // to make sure we count by characters, not UTF-8 code units.
    return (
        Array.from(x).length === 1 &&
        // Next verify that the character is within the code point range for
        // regional indicators.
        // http://unicode.org/charts/PDF/Unicode-6.0/U60-1F100.pdf
        x >= "\u{1f1e6}" &&
        x <= "\u{1f1ff}"
    );
};

const EMOJIBASE_GROUP_ID_TO_CATEGORY = [
    "people", // smileys
    "people", // actually people
    "control", // modifiers and such, not displayed in picker
    "nature",
    "foods",
    "places",
    "activity",
    "objects",
    "symbols",
    "flags",
];

export const DATA_BY_CATEGORY: Record<string, IEmoji[]> = {
    people: [],
    nature: [],
    foods: [],
    places: [],
    activity: [],
    objects: [],
    symbols: [],
    flags: [],
};

// Store various mappings from unicode/emoticon/shortcode to the Emoji objects
export const EMOJI: IEmoji[] = EMOJIBASE.map((emojiData) => {
    // If there's ever a gap in shortcode coverage, we fudge it by
    // filling it in with the emoji's CLDR annotation
    const shortcodeData = SHORTCODES[emojiData.hexcode] ?? [emojiData.label.toLowerCase().replace(/\W+/g, "_")];

    const emoji: IEmoji = {
        ...emojiData,
        // Homogenize shortcodes by ensuring that everything is an array
        shortcodes: typeof shortcodeData === "string" ? [shortcodeData] : shortcodeData,
    };

    // We manually include regional indicators in the symbols group, since
    // Emojibase intentionally leaves them uncategorized
    const categoryId =
        EMOJIBASE_GROUP_ID_TO_CATEGORY[emoji.group!] ?? (isRegionalIndicator(emoji.unicode) ? "symbols" : null);

    if (DATA_BY_CATEGORY.hasOwnProperty(categoryId)) {
        DATA_BY_CATEGORY[categoryId].push(emoji);
    }

    // Add mapping from unicode to Emoji object
    // The 'unicode' field that we use in emojibase has either
    // VS15 or VS16 appended to any characters that can take
    // variation selectors. Which one it appends depends
    // on whether emojibase considers their type to be 'text' or
    // 'emoji'. We therefore strip any variation chars from strings
    // both when building the map and when looking up.
    UNICODE_TO_EMOJI.set(stripVariation(emoji.unicode), emoji);

    if (emoji.emoticon) {
        // Add mapping from emoticon to Emoji object
        Array.isArray(emoji.emoticon)
            ? emoji.emoticon.forEach((x) => EMOTICON_TO_EMOJI.set(x, emoji))
            : EMOTICON_TO_EMOJI.set(emoji.emoticon, emoji);
    }

    return emoji;
});

/**
 * Strips variation selectors from the end of given string
 * NB. Skin tone modifiers are not variation selectors:
 * this function does not touch them. (Should it?)
 *
 * @param {string} str string to strip
 * @returns {string} stripped string
 */
function stripVariation(str: string): string {
    return str.replace(/[\uFE00-\uFE0F]$/, "");
}