UTF RENDER 🛕 📜

A special web app to render fancy UTF-8 sequences. 🛕 📜

ABOUT 📚

Emojis and fancy symbols are part of the UTF-8 character standard (The unicode standard.). Each character has a special unicode sequence assocociated with it. To render this character out, you need the sequence. This app helps you by rendering the sequence as a symbol for you to copy and use for whatever you want. This repository contains the source code for a web app that does exactly this. This project was written in CSS and Rust using Yew.

DEPLOYED PROJECT ON GITHUB PAGES 🚀

To view a live deployed version of this project, click here: VIEW

USAGE 🔨

• 1.) Visit this link.
• 2.) Get some unicode sequences at this link! (They should look something like U+13080.)
• 3.) Copy them.
• 4.) Type one of them into the input field.
• 5.) Click "RENDER"!
• 6.) The symbol should be rendered and copied to your clipboard for you to use.

TRY THE CODE FOR YOURSELF! 📥

You should have the following tools installed and available from the command line:

• Rust
• Git

To try UTF Render on your own machine, follow these steps:

• 1.) Install trunk from crates.io:

cargo install trunk

• 2.) Clone this project's source code:

git clone https://github.com/angeldollface/utf-render

• 3.) Change directory into the source code's root directory:

cd utf-render

• 4.) Serve the app locally (This will serve the app locally on http://127.0.0.1:8080/utf-render/.):

trunk --config trunk.toml serve --release

• 5.) If you want to build the app into a bundle to deploy to a server, run the command below. This will produce a directory called dist with the bundle inside it.

trunk --config trunk.toml build --release

• 5.) Enjoy! ❤️‍🔥

CHANGELOG ✒️

Version 1.0.0

• Initial release.
• Upload to GitHub.
• Deployment to GitHub Pages.

NOTE 📜

• UTF Render 🛕 📜 by Alexander Abraham 🖤 a.k.a. "Angel Dollface" 🎎 🎀
• Licensed under the MIT license.