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import { Context, Message, Middleware } from "./deps.deno.ts";import getEmoji from "./emojis.ts";import type { EmojiName } from "./emojis.ts";
export interface EmojiFlavor {    /**     * You can use this method to parse a string with emojis.     *     * Keep in mind that you need to use this method with a template string.     *     * Examples:     * ```ts     * const text = ctx.emoji`LOL ${'joy'}!`; // => "LOL 😂!"     * ctx.reply(ctx.emoji`This is an example! ${'innocent'}`); // => "This is an example! 😇"     * ```     */    emoji: (name: TemplateStringsArray, ...emojis: EmojiName[]) => string;    /**     * You can use this method to directly reply to a message     * with emojis parsing.     *     * Keep in mind that you need to use this method with a template string.     *     * Examples:     * ```ts     * ctx.replyWithEmoji`This is an example! ${'innocent'}`; // => "This is an example! 😇"     * ```     */    replyWithEmoji: (        string: TemplateStringsArray,        ...emojis: EmojiName[]    ) => Promise<Message.TextMessage>;}
function withEmoji(string: TemplateStringsArray, ...emojis: EmojiName[]) {    return string.reduce((acc, str, index) => {        const emoji = getEmoji(emojis[index]);        return acc + str + (emoji ? emoji.emoji : "");    }, "");}
export function emojiParser<C extends Context & EmojiFlavor>(): Middleware<C> {    return async (ctx, next) => {        ctx.emoji = withEmoji;        ctx.replyWithEmoji = (            text: TemplateStringsArray,            ...emojis: EmojiName[]        ): Promise<Message.TextMessage> => {            return ctx.reply(withEmoji(text, ...emojis));        };        await next();    };}
export function emoji(name: EmojiName): string {    return getEmoji(name)?.emoji ?? "";}