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-![Go-Emoji-Utils](http://up.tmdvs.me/52074bebc945/d)
+![emojiutils](https://github.com/teacat/emojituils)
 
 # Go Emoji Utils
+
 A collection of useful functions for working with emoji. For example: look up the definition of a specific emoji, or search for all occurrences of emojis in a string.
 
 ## Features
- - [x] Find all occurrences of emoji in a string
- - [x] Search a string for the presence specific emoji
- - [x] Look up the definition of a single emoji
- - [x] Look up the definitions for a list of emojis
- - [x] Remove all emoji from a string
- - [x] Import tool to update Emoji data with [Emojipedia](http://emojipedia.org/) specs
- - [x] Find the location of and occurrences of a specific emoji in a string
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+-   [x] Find all occurrences of emoji in a string
+-   [x] Search a string for the presence specific emoji
+-   [x] Look up the definition of a single emoji
+-   [x] Look up the definitions for a list of emojis
+-   [x] Remove all emoji from a string
+-   [x] Import tool to update Emoji data with [Emojipedia](http://emojipedia.org/) specs
+-   [x] Find the location of and occurrences of a specific emoji in a string
 
 ## Examples
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 ### Find all occurrences of emoji in a string
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 You can search a string for all occurrences of emoji. You will be returned an array of results specifying which emojis were found, and how many times each occurred. The `Locations` property comprises of an array containing the start and end locations of each occurance of the emoji within the string you're searching.
 
 ```go
@@ -24,7 +28,8 @@ result := emoji.FindAll(input)
 ```
 
 ### Search a string for the presence specific emoji
-You can search a string for the presence of a specific emoji. You will be returned a `SearchResult` struct with the definition of the matching emoji, how many times it occurred in the string, and its location within the string. 
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+You can search a string for the presence of a specific emoji. You will be returned a `SearchResult` struct with the definition of the matching emoji, how many times it occurred in the string, and its location within the string.
 
 ```go
 input := "This is a string 😄 🐷 with some 👍🏻 🙈 emoji! 🐷 🏃🏿‍♂️"
@@ -34,6 +39,7 @@ result := emoji.Find("🐷", input)
 ```
 
 ### Checking search results for the occurrence of a specific emoji
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 The `SearchResults` struct has an `IndexOf` method for conveniently checking whether or not a specific emoji appears within the results set. If the emoji is not found a position of `-1` is returned.
 
 ```go
@@ -46,6 +52,7 @@ pigIndex := results.IndexOf(pigEmoji)
 ```
 
 ### Look up the definition of a single emoji
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 You can lookup the definition of a single emoji character using the `LookupEmoji` function. If a matching emoji can't be found an error will be returned.
 
 ```go
@@ -55,6 +62,7 @@ result, err := emoji.LookupEmoji("🐷")
 ```
 
 ### Look up the definitions for a list of emojis
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 You can lookup the definition of a for each emoji character in an array of emojis using the `LookupEmojis` function. This function is a convenience function that loops through the input slice and passes each emoji to the `LookupEmoji` function.
 
 Results are returned in the same order that the input strings were provided in. If a matching emoji can't be found an error will be appear in for that position in the result slice.
@@ -66,6 +74,7 @@ result := emoji.LookupEmojis([]string{"🐷", "🙈"})
 ```
 
 ### Remove all emoji from a string
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 You can remove all the emoji characters from a string. This function finds all occurences of emoji using the `FindAll` function, and uses the `Location` field to remove runes at those indexes.
 
 ```go
@@ -76,4 +85,5 @@ output := emoji.RemoveAll(input)
 ```
 
 ### Updating the Emoji definitions data file
-Definitions of each emoji can be found in the `data/emoji.json` file. This JSON file is unmarshalled into a map at runtime with the emoji's hex representation as it's key. You can update the definitions file using definitions from [Emojipedia](http://emojipedia.org/) with the `import` program bundled with this package. You can find it at `import/main.go`.
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+Definitions of each emoji can be found in the `data/emoji.json` file. This JSON file is unmarshalled into a map at runtime with the emoji's hex representation as it's key. You can update the definitions file using definitions from [Emojipedia](http://emojipedia.org/) with the `import` program bundled with this package. You can find it at `import/main.go`.