Total Emojis as a Service (Teaas / TEAAS) is a lightweight library that wraps around RMagick and allows easy manipulation of emojis or emoji-like GIFs. Right now, it supports "Turbo"ing the emoji, making it spin, or making a marquee. This is a very early version, with more features and bug fixes to come in the future.

Version 1.0.0.bacon and higher changes APIs from any prior versions, so make sure to check the documentation.

• Ruby 2.0.0 or higher (Ruby 1.9.3 may still work but is not guaranteed)
• rmagick ~> 2.15.4. rmagick requires ImageMagick to be installed where this is running. Some free hosts (Heroku a notable example) have this installed already, while others may not. Additionally, the Ruby you're using needs to be able to compile C extensions.

Docs are in YARD format. To build the HTML docs, just gem install yard then run yard. If you'd rather not use YARD, you can just read the documentation for the methods in the source files.

If you're looking for a full example, check out the Puma app here.

If you just want to know how to get a modified image from a file or a pre-provided Magick::ImageList, check below. The example uses Teaas::Turbo but you can replace it with any of the other classes in lib/teaas.

image_path = "image.gif"

result = Teaas::Turbo.turbo_from_file(image_path, false)
// result contains an array of image blobs

image = Magick::ImageList.new

//populate image here

result = Teaas::Turbo.turbo(image, false)
// result contains an array of image blobs

Feel free to open a GitHub issue or file a pull request if you have a question or would like something added.

It's MIT. See the LICENSE file.