Smile plugin.

[whilei]

😄

[tresni]

This is not properly rebased on master.

git remote add upstream https://github.com/matryer/bitbar-plugins.git
git fetch upstream
git checkout smile-plugin
git rebase upstream/master
# Fix merge errors
git push --force origin smile-plugin #assuming your repo is origin

Next time you start a new plugin do the following:

git fetch upstream
git checkout upstream/master -b new-plugin

That should keep your history clear of anything except your new plugin.

[whilei]

Thanks for the tips on the clean history. That annoyed me too. Will try to to keep the commits spick and span next time.

[tresni]

Hmm.. Not sure why all that history is coming with you... Try this:

git checkout smile-plugin -b new-smile # Checkout a new branch based on the old branch so we retain the commit
git checkout upstream/master -B smile-plugin # Checkout upstream/master over top of old branch
git cherry-pick 75b4667 # Cherry-pick the commit into our new smile-plugin branch
git log # Make sure you are good here and everything is as expected!
git push origin smile-plugin --force # Push it to github
git branch -D new-smile # Delete the temp holding branch we don't need

As for the "errors" reported by shellcheck. It's simply doesn't understand the reference to the categories. You can safely suppress those errors (# shellcheck disable=SC2034 on the line preceeding.) See https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck/wiki/SC2034 for more information.

[matryer]

I love this plugin - @irstacks can you please get those final errors solved so we can get this added to the repo?

[whilei]

Awesome, thanks @matryer.

@tresni I wound up doing the following

$ git checkout master
$ git reset --hard upstream/master
$ git branch -b new-smile
$ git cherry-pick f9417b5 # (different commit cuz my earlier tanglings)
$ git push origin new-smile:smile-plugin --force

Knocking the shellcheckers off now.

[whilei]

There are quite a few emojis that don't properly emoji-ize. I left em because

1. I'm too lazy to go through and pluck them out.
2. They'll still work for Github/Slack/etc.

I don't know where to begin addressing the issue w/r/t to BitBar's emojification-izer, but would be happy to pitch in if I can.

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Specifically:

• :squirrel: (:squirrel:), which would be my top priority, although I'm not sure Github supports it (apparently)
• (:shipit:), my second top priority because it is a squirrel,
• , which is not as important, but still somewhat because it's at least half cat and this is the internet,
• quite a few people ones, like , , 🤘 , , ...
• the numbers 1️⃣ through 9️⃣, #️⃣, and
• flags

My list came directly from http://www.webpagefx.com/tools/emoji-cheat-sheet/

[iosdeveloper]

@irstacks See matryer/xbar#312

[whilei]

Noted, @iosdeveloper, thanks.

[tresni]

Some of those aren't Unicode emoji. That includes most of the ones you pointed out. Unless you felt like attempting to supply an image for those where appropriate, I don't think it's worth worrying about ;-)

Merging this in!