```
```js
{
data() {
return {
input: '',
search: '',
}
},
methods: {
insert(emoji) {
this.input += emoji
},
},
}
```
As you may see, you have to declare some things yourself. Namely:
- `input` - a model for your input/textarea,
- `search` - a model for the search box inside the component (optional),
- `insert(emoji)` - a method responsible to put emojis into your input/textarea. Provided `emoji` is a string representation of the emoji to be inserted.
### CSS-styled example
To see what is possible with the component, you can simply have a look at a demo available [here](https://codepen.io/DCzajkowski/pen/jzLzWp).
## Available props
- `search` _optional_ - If you are not using the search functionality, you can omit this one. It should be a model of the search passed from your `data`.
- `emojiTable` _optional_ - You can overwrite the [default](https://github.com/DCzajkowski/vue-emoji-picker/blob/master/src/emojis.ts) emoji table by providing your own.
## Slots
- `emoji-invoker`
- `events` - delares the `v-on:click` toggle of the picker box,
- `emoji-picker`
- `emojis` - object of unicode emojis,
- `insert()` - method to be invoked when an emoji is clicked,
- `display` - object containting `x`, `y` and `visible` properties.
## License
This work is an open-sourced software licensed under the [MIT license](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
vue-emoji-picker is a slot-based component, to provide maximum flexibility. Since every ounce of html is created by a consumer (ie. you), you can customize every piece of the component as you wish.
Very simple usage, without any CSS defined
You will need two things. A textarea (or an input), where emojis will be injected, and a component declaration. A simple example is provided below. ```html