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Author: jaredly

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-Ok folks, here it is. The source code is still living over in the [fluid repo](https://github.com/jaredly/fluid/tree/master/src/qmoji), because I'm using it to field test the Fluid api & macos bindings. But I made this separate repositories so that releases will make sense. Also I'll probably move the source code over here eventually.
+# Qmoji
+A lightning fast emoji picker for macos, written in swift
 
-![screenshot](screenshot.png)
-
-Inspired by the excellent [mojibar](https://github.com/muan/mojibar).
+Features
+- [x] dark mode support
+- [x] shows up instantly (no slow animation)
+- [x] customizable shortcut
+- [x] fuzzy matching on emoji name & keywords
+- [x] remembers most frequently used emojis
+- [x] option to display at mouse cursor
+- [x] tiny disk size (under 3mb)
+- [x] easy on the ram (under 50mb)
 
-![sizes](sizes.png)
+## Troubleshooting
 
-that's what I'm talkin bout
+After upgrading (or rebuilding locally), be sure to go to Security & Privacy > Privacy > Accessibility and re-authorize qmoji! uncheck & check the box, otherwise it won't be able to send characters to other applications.
 
-![memory](memory.png)
+![screenshot](screenshot.png)
+![screenshot 2](screenshot2.png)
 
-definitely saving on the ram side of things too
+Inspired by the excellent [mojibar](https://github.com/muan/mojibar).
 
 ## Installation
 
 - go to [the releases page](https://github.com/jaredly/qmoji/releases)
 - download `qmoji.zip` & unzip it
-- double-click the `qmoji.app` that comes out.
+- right-click qmoji.app & select "open" (because it's not signed, double-clicking won't work the first time)
 - you should see a 🙃 in your statusbar
-- you'll need to disable the macos "show a finder search window" shortcut like so https://twitter.com/ThomasAlcala/status/1088710623708565504
-- now option-cmd-space will bring up qmoji!
+- if you want to use the default shortcut (cmd+opt+space), you'll need to disable the macos "show a finder search window" shortcut like so https://twitter.com/ThomasAlcala/status/1088710623708565504
+- go forth and emoji ⚡ 🏎
 
 ## Controls
 
 Keyboard:
-- trigger with option-cmd-space ()
-- tab & shift-tab to move the selection
-- enter to use the current emoji (it types it into the last-active application for you)
+- trigger with option-cmd-space
+- tab & shift-tab or arrow keys to move the selection
+- enter to use the current emoji (it types it into the topmost application for you)
 - escape to clear the search text, or if it's empty then it closes the window
 
 Mouse:
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 ## Contributing
 
-Install `esy` version 0.4.9
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-`npm i -g [email protected]`
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-then run `esy` in this directory to build.
-
-And then `esy start` to run the development build.
-
-## Why make this?
-I'm making a [react-like UI framework for native reasonml](https://github.com/jaredly/fluid) & I wanted to try cloning a simple electron-based app as a proof of concept. [joakin suggested mojibar](https://twitter.com/joakin/status/1084898563082125312), and so here we are. It turned out to be more of a stress test than I was expecting (rendering 1500 views turned out to be prohibitively expensive, so I ended up exploring the wonderful world of `drawRect:` & custom NSViews), but I'm pretty happy with how it's turned out.
-
-## Future work
-that I'll probably do because I already like this better than mac's builtin picker
-
-- [ ] memory of most-frequently used
-- [x] fuzzy search
-- [ ] option to start at login
-- [ ] skin tone modifier selection
-- [x] more perf optimization for click / hover state (I currently invalidate the whole view when you click, which is hugely wasteful)
-- [ ] customize the global shortcut (maybe, idk)
-
-## Supported platforms
-
-This is macos only, and I don't really expect to port it to windows or linux -- the menubar stuff & the "send a keypress to the next active window" seems quite platform-specific. I am planning on making fluid cross-platform though (it currently supports js & native macos).
+- Xcode, it should build & run without any issues (no third-party libraries used)