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!
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!