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StringUntagger

Swift

A simple class to convert tagged strings to attributed strings. This is specially useful when strings are attributed and localized.

Simplest example:

letres="click <b>here</b> please".attributedString(attributter:["root":[.foregroundColor:UIColor.blue,.font:UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:17)],"b":[.font:UIFont.boldSystemFont(ofSize:17),.underlineStyle:NSUnderlineStyle.double.rawValue ]])

Will result in:

If "root" is not good for your cases, it can be customized too:

letsu=StringUntagger(rootName:"MyCustomRootName")letres= su.attributedString(from:"start <root>this is the middle</root> end", attributer:["MyCustomRootName":[.foregroundColor:UIColor.lightGray,.font:UIFont.systemFont(ofSize:12)],"root":[.foregroundColor:UIColor.blue],])

There is also a block base API that should give full control. Check the tests to find out more :)

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A simple class to convert tagged strings to attributed strings. This is specially useful when strings are attributed and localized.

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