add package kaomoji 0.2.0

[citrusmunch]

hello, i made a kaomoji package! („• ᴗ •„)

[smeech]

A straightforward package of trigger/replace pairs. No shell, script, cmd, or malicious code.

Would you kindly rename the package simply to "kaomoji" as in your heading, please? The "espanso-" prefix is self-evident. It'll mean renaming your path to packages/kaomoji/0.2.0/ and changing the name in your _manifest.yml I'm afraid ☹️.

Thank you for your submission!

[citrusmunch]

renamed! thanks for the swift reply :)

[smeech]

Thank you.

I'm intrigued by your liberal use of double quote marks ". Many people use them for values (and you'd need them for the values that begin with [ or { etc.) but I haven't seen them around keys before, and didn't realise that would even work. I would have written your first trigger simply as:

  - replace: (* ^ ω ^)
    search_terms: ["'w", "'*"]
    trigger: ;kao joy 00

for example. Was there a reason for this?

I suspect the reason why some kao don't render in the search bar may be related to espanso/espanso#974 and espanso/espanso#2103

[citrusmunch]

hi @smeech, sorry to necro, but i wanted to thank you for the feedback!

for the double quotes i absolutely went overboard and didn't realize haha. initially i was using a 'kao for the trigger (single quote) and i guess never undid that. also some of the replacements use quotes and i wanted to uniformly double quote all of them. hoping to clean all that up in the future.

and thanks for the hint on the rendering-- will take a look!! (⁀ᗢ⁀)

[smeech]

You're welcome. Many people are wedded to double-quotes around replacement texts, even when they're not necessary, which is fine, but was the reason for my article in the docs. I was just suprised to see them around "trigger:", and "replace:" etc!

Best wishes, and thank you for your contribution!