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/logging/monolog_regex_based_excludes /logging/monolog_exclude_http_codes

/security/named_encoders /security/named_hashers

/components/inflector /components/string#inflector

/components/inflector /string#inflector

/security/experimental_authenticators /security

/security/user_provider /security/user_providers

/security/reset_password /security/passwords#reset-password

/messenger/handler_results /messenger#messenger-getting-handler-results

/messenger/dispatch_after_current_bus /messenger#messenger-transactional-messages

/messenger/multiple_buses /messenger#messenger-multiple-buses

/components/string /string

Emoji Transliteration

..note::

The ``EmojiTransliterator`` class provides a utility to translate emojis into

their textual representation in all languages based on the Unicode CLDR dataset.

Discover all the available Emoji manipulations in the:ref:`component documentation<working-with-emojis>`.

Symfony provides utilities to translate emojis into their textual representation

in all languages. Read the documentation on:ref:`working with emojis in strings<string-emoji-transliteration>`

to learn more about this feature.

Disk space

The String component provides a single object-oriented API to work with

three "unit systems" of strings: bytes, code points and grapheme clusters.

Symfony provides an object-oriented API to work with Unicode strings (as bytes,

code points and grapheme clusters). This API is available via the String component,

which you must first install in your application:

Installation

.. _installation:

..code-block::terminal

..include::/components/require_autoload.rst.inc

The data needed to store the transliteration of all emojis (~5,000) into all

languages take a considerable disk space.