Buildkite Emojis

Custom emojis supported by Buildkite that you can use in your Buildkite pipelines, including the terminal output of builds, as well as in test suites and registries.

To use an emoji, write the name of the emoji in between colons, like :buildkite: which shows up as

Contributing a new emoji

Missing your favorite tool or want to better represent a Buildkite feature? Contribute your own custom emoji by following these simple steps:

1. Prepare a 64x64 PNG image following the image guidelines below
2. Name the image file using the kebab-case format (e.g. my-awesome-emoji.png)
3. Fork this repo
4. Add the image to the img-buildkite-64 directory
5. Add it to the top of the img-buildkite-64.json file with any additional aliases
6. Send a pull request

Alternatively you can also submit an issue/request, and we'll add it for you.

Note: If we're missing Unicode emoji, follow the instructions in docs/updating-unicode.md

Image guidelines

Buildkite emoji will be shown on both light or dark backgrounds, and at a small size. Try to follow the guidelines below to make sure your emoji looks the best it can ✨

Emoji Reference

Explore the full list of Buildkite-specific emojis at emoji.buildkite.com ↗

npm package

The catalogues and their image trees are published as @buildkite/emojis:

yarn add @buildkite/emojis

The package contains img-buildkite-64.json, img-apple-64.json, img-buildkite-64/, and img-apple-64/. Consumers should pin the package in their lockfile so catalogue validation and rendering use the same release.

The initial package is published as 2.0.0. Subsequent successful builds of main publish version 2.0.<build-number>, so Dependabot consumers can receive each catalogue update as a normal npm patch update. Publishing reads the NPM_TOKEN Buildkite secret.

License

Each logo is owned by their respective creators.