SwiftyAttributes

Result Builder: #53

Support for Swift Package Manager: #44
Wrappers for UIKit: #34
Plus other improvementts

See #31

Also drops support for everything below Swift 4.2.

This release updates the labels in the convenience initializer because it seems that the Swift compiler finds it conflicting with the initializer for NSAttributedString (see #29 and #30). This is a breaking change that will only affect people who use the convenience initializer.

You can now use SwiftyAttributes with Swift 4.2 and Xcode 10! The library still works with Swift 3, lower versions of Swift 4, and Xcode 9. 🙌

This adds support for custom, non-standard attributes with the new enum case Attribute.custom(String, Any). See #26 for details.

Fixes compilation warnings for Swift 4.1. See #24.

Renamed some methods to include a swifty identifier to disambiguate from similar methods in Foundation. See #19 .

You can now use SwiftyAttributes whether you're on Swift 3.2 or 4.0 in Xcode 9 🎉 . See #17 for more details.

Fixes SpellingState attribute for macOS on Swift 3.2. See #15 for more details.

• Multiplatform support (iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS)
• Additional macOS-specific attributes
• Added VerticalGlyphForm enum and attribute
• Methods to convert between attribute dictionaries and Attribute arrays (#6)
• Methods to enumerate attributes
• Example app for macOS
• Lots of tests

This release provides a more fully-featured, Swifty API for most uses cases of attributed strings on iOS. Updates include:

• A new Attribute enum that serves as a replacement for the key-value pairs of Foundation's API for attributed strings
• New extensions for adding, modifying, and reading attributes using the new Attribute enum
• More "Swifty" alternative methods for NSAttributedString and NSMutableAttributedString
• Support for iOS 8
• And more... !

• Added compatibility with Swift 3
• Introduced two new enums for API clarity
• Minor improvements to API
• Fully tested

Initial release.