unicode‑slice is a small Node.js library that slices strings based on their visual (display) width rather than raw code units, correctly handling complex Unicode sequences such as emoji with skin‑tone modifiers, zero‑width joiners, and ANSI color codes. It’s aimed at JavaScript/TypeScript developers who need reliable substring operations for terminal output, UI rendering, or any context where visual character width matters.
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Match Emoji combinations according to unicode emoji specification
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