You can use regular expressions to implement the analysis yourself Or see if there is an emoji library, https://github.com/search?l=J... Then make it filter(ng1)/pipe(ng2)
It’s hard to judge, emoji strings basically all start with /, and some special characters also start with /, so if you can accurately distinguish whether they are special characters, you can judge. Regex is very simple to write!
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You can use regular expressions to implement the analysis yourself
Or see if there is an emoji library, https://github.com/search?l=J...
Then make it filter(ng1)/pipe(ng2)
It’s hard to judge, emoji strings basically all start with /, and some special characters also start with /, so if you can accurately distinguish whether they are special characters, you can judge. Regex is very simple to write!