StackyText

StackyText supports textBlock like LEGO

Example

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

Requirements

• iOS 13 higher
• Swift 5.0 higher

Installation

CocoaPods

StackyText is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod'StackyText'

Swift Package Manager

Enter StackyText URL in Package Dependency

https://github.com/yim2627/StackyText

Usage

First, Import the fonts you want to use into your project and Update plist

Make sure the fonts have been added

UIFont.checkFamilyFontName()

To support dynamic types

adjustsFontForContentSizeCategory =true

OR...

Normal Text

letlabel=UILabel()
label.adjustsFontForContentSizeCategory =true
label.text ="NotoSans_Black"
label.textColor =.black
label.font =.withFontFamilyName(name:"NotoSansKR", type:.black, dynamic:.title1)
// OR...
label.font =withFontName("NotoSansKR-Black", dynamic:.title1)

AttributedString Stacky Text

letlabel=UILabel()
label.adjustsFontForContentSizeCategory =true
stackLabel.textColor =.black
stackLabel.attributedText =NSMutableAttributedString().text("Noto", fontName:"NotoSansKR", type:.black, dynamic:.title1).text("Sans", fontName:"NotoSansKR", type:.thin, dynamic:.body).colorText("K", fontName:"NotoSansKR", type:.bold, dynamic:.largeTitle, color:.systemBlue).colorText("R", fontName:"NotoSansKR", type:.regular, dynamic:.largeTitle, color:.systemRed)

Simulator

Normal	Dynamic Type

Author

Jiseong, yim2627@gmail.com

License

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