Kitty, 13 days ago

@o76923 as much as I can tell, emojos.in just uses the mastodon-standard endpoint for emoji for literally anything:
void.rehab would be https://void.rehab/api/v1/custom_emojis

code from emojos.in src:

    let mut url = Url::from_str("https://host.invalid/api/v1/custom_emojis").unwrap();
    if url.set_host(Some(&instance)).is_err() {
        return Err(InstanceError::from_kind(Kind::NotFound, instance));
    }
...
            Kind::NotFound => {
                "Not a fediverse instance, or does not support the Mastodon custom emoji API"
            }

o76923, 12 days ago

@Kitty

Thank you. I don't think I've ever seen URL munging like that so I couldn't tell what was going on there.

santisbon, 9 days ago

@Kitty @o76923 that's correct and it should work on Akkoma, Bookwyrm, Cherrypick, Fedibird, Firefish, Foundkey, Friendica, GNUSocial, GotoSocial, Hometown, Hubzilla, Iceshrimp, Kbin, Lemmy, Mastodon, Microdotblog, Misskey, Mobilizon, Owncast, Peertube, Pixelfed, Pleroma, Plume, Takahē, and WordPress.

Here's where I do it on my server viewer:
github.com/santisbon/emojos/blob/40e5ba31b3387edcd642258caf073f80b934f5ad/api/src/handlers/get-emojis.mjs#L30

o76923, 9 days ago

@santisbon @Kitty

That's super handy and very useful to know. I've got some code to streamline.