On Windows, there's some basic emoji support in the console, so that I can get a monochrome glyph if I type, e.g. ☕ or 📜. I can output a string from PowerShell or a C# console application or Python and they all show those characters fine enough.
However, from Node.js, I can only get a couple of emoji to display (e.g. ☕), but not other (instead of 📜 I see �). However, if I throw a string with those characters, they display correctly.
console.log('📜☕');throw '📜☕';If I run the above script, the output is
�☕C:\Code\emojitest\emojitest.js:2throw '📜☕'; ^📜☕
Is there anyway that I can output those emojis correctly without throwing an error? Or is that exception happening outside of what's available to me through the standard Node.js APIs?
