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🚀 Add Keywords #1921

@nupamore

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@nupamore

Description of the problem

I'm clipboard copying emojis I want to use from Gitmoji site.
But there are so many kinds of Gitmoji, and it's not easy to memorize them all, so I think most people will think of The Conventional Commits first. not only me.
And the description should be easy to understand and should not add text to be searched.

Solution

Add keywords to the gitmojis.json file and use it for searching like npm.

[{
      "emoji": "🎨",
      "entity": "🎨",
      "code": ":art:",
      "description": "Improve structure / format of the code.",
      "keywords": ["style"],
      "name": "art",
      "semver": null
},
{
      "emoji": "⬇️",
      "entity": "⬇️",
      "code": ":arrow_down:",
      "description": "Downgrade dependencies.",
      "keywords": ["dependency", "build"],
      "name": "arrow-down",
      "semver": "patch"
},
{
      "emoji": "🚧",
      "entity": "🚧",
      "code": ":construction:",
      "description": "Work in progress.",
      "keywords": ["wip"],
      "name": "construction",
      "semver": null
}]

Alternatives

If you are reluctant to change the existing type, I can only apply it to website search.

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