NextGrowingTextView
_{(An Essential UI component for input text)}

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Displaying the user-interface on top of the keyboard
muukii/Bureau enables you to show your user-interface on top of the keyboard in the easiest way.

Usage

SwiftUI

The Swift Package product NextGrowingTextViewSwiftUI provides a pure SwiftUI implementation for iOS 17 and later. It measures a hidden TextEditor with the same font, line spacing, and padding as the visible editor, then applies the measured height to the visible editor.

import NextGrowingTextViewSwiftUI
@Stateprivatevartext=""GrowingTextEditor(
text: $text,
placeholder:"Write something...",
configuration:GrowingTextEditorConfiguration(
minLines:1,
maxLines:6,
horizontalPadding:8,
verticalPadding:4,
lineSpacing:3),
font:.body
)

GrowingTextView is also available as a typealias when call sites prefer the TextView naming.

UIKit

Use the NextGrowingTextView product when you need a UIKit UIView backed by UITextView. Configure the line limits, style the inner textView, and set up the placeholder label to match your design.

import NextGrowingTextView
import UIKit
letgrowingTextView=NextGrowingTextView()
growingTextView.configuration =.init(
minLines:1,
maxLines:6,
isAutomaticScrollToBottomEnabled:true,
isFlashScrollIndicatorsEnabled:true)
growingTextView.textView.font =.preferredFont(forTextStyle:.body)
growingTextView.placeholderLabel.text ="Write something..."
growingTextView.placeholderLabel.font = growingTextView.textView.font
growingTextView.placeholderLabel.textColor =.placeholderText
growingTextView.actionHandler ={ action inswitch action {case.willChangeHeight(let newHeight):print("Will change height:", newHeight)case.didChangeHeight(let newHeight):print("Did change height:", newHeight)case.didChangeState:break}}

Author

muukii

License

NextGrowingTextView is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.