GEmojiSharp

Overview

GEmojiSharp.McpServer is part of a larger C# library ecosystem for GitHub emojis. It exposes emoji lookup, conversion between aliases and raw characters, and text emojification/demojification as MCP tools. The server integrates with the broader GEmojiSharp library which provides consistent emoji handling across different .NET platforms including ASP.NET Core, Blazor, and CLI tools.

Try asking AI

After installing, here are 5 things you can ask your AI assistant:

• raw_emoji

  Get raw emojis from emoji aliases or descriptions

  Try:Get raw emojis for 'grinning cat'Try:Show me raw emoji for 'victory' with skin tones
• get_emoji_alias

  Get emoji aliases from raw emojis or descriptions

  Try:Get the alias for the smiling cat emojiTry:Find aliases for 'grinning cat'
• emojify

  Replace emoji aliases in text with raw emojis

  Try:Convert ':tada: initial commit' to emojisTry:Emojify 'Hello :wave: and :heart:'
• demojify

  Replace raw emojis in text with emoji aliases

  Try:Convert '🎉 initial commit' to aliasesTry:Demojify 'Hello 👋 and ❤️'
• export_emoji_data

  Export emoji data to json, toml, xml, or yaml format

  Try:Export 'grinning cat' data as jsonTry:Get emoji data for 'victory' in yaml format

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Installation

dotnet add package GEmojiSharp.McpServer

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gemoji": {
      "command": "dotnet",
      "args": ["run", "--project", "path/to/your/GEmojiSharp.McpServer/project.csproj"],
      "env": {}
    }
  }
}

FAQ

What GitHub emojis are included?

It includes all valid emojis in GitHub Flavored Markdown, which is the intersection of the emoji.json database and GitHub's API available emojis.

Can I use this in non-C# applications?

While the server is implemented in C#, it exposes MCP tools that can be used by any MCP-compatible client regardless of programming language.

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