Django-emoji

features

* Support for Django 1.10 (beta but not expecting any breaking changes)

* Support for Django 1.9

features

* Enable autoescaping for filters. This functions the same way as
built-in Django filters work, which are enabled by default. Because
this has the potential to break current installations the major has
been bumped albeit being a small fix.

features

* Python 3 support
* test suite is now being run through tox for for all supported
versions of Django and Python. 1.4 to 1.7 with their respective
versions of Python.

features

* `Emoji.replace_html_entities` replaces all unicode html entities
with their corresponding unicode character. This method is now by
default called before `Emoji.replace_unicode`. (pistos2)
* `Emoji.replace_unicode` will now set the `<img alt>` attribute to be
the unicode character being replaced. This change done to allow
marking and copying strings with emojis and the unicode character
being copied along correctly. (pistos2)
* Change the `<img>` tag to also have a title attribute that is the
text representation of the current character being encoded.
* Added settings for new options:
- `EMOJI_ALT_AS_UNICODE`, default: `True`
- `EMOJI_REPLACE_HTML_ENTITIES`, default: `True`
- `EMOJI_IMG_TAG`, default:
`<img src="{0}" alt="{1}" title="{2}" class="emoji">`
* Added support for running on a narrow unicode build of Python.
The test suite passed on narrow builds but it has not been production
tested with a narrow build.

features

* `Emoji.name_for(unicode_character)` gives the name for a unicode character
* `Emoji.replace_unicode(unicode_string)` replaces all unicode emojis
with images in the passed in string.