Tap to swap out words with emojis. Works with any UITextView
. Heavily inspired by Messages.app on iOS 10.
Created by Arkadiusz Holko ( @arekholko ).
Add a property of EmojiController
type to a class that holds your UITextView
instance, e.g. a view controller:
var emojiController: EmojiController?
Then, initialize EmojiController
by passing it your text view (e.g. in viewDidLoad()
):
emojiController = EmojiController(textView: textView)
That's it!
EmojiController
provides three points of customization through properties:
mapping
– contains a mapping from words to an array of emojis textHighlightingFactory
– creates a new instance of an object conforming to TextHighlighting
protocol; each instance of that object is responsible for highlighting a single word defaultAttributes
- attributes (as in NSAttributedString
) of a text that's not replaceable with emoji EmojiTextView is available through CocoaPods . To install it simply add the following line to your Podfile:
pod "EmojiTextView", "0.0.1"
Then you can import it with:
import EmojiTextView
iOS 9 and above.
UITextInputMode
doesn't help here.