MPFormatter 1.2.0

Maintained by Tom Valk.

You want to add pod 'MPFormatter', '~> 1.2' similar to the following to your Podfile:

target 'MyApp' do
  pod 'MPFormatter', '~> 1.2'
end

Then run a pod install inside your terminal, or from CocoaPods.app.

Alternatively to give it a test run, run the command:

pod try MPFormatter

MPFormatter 1.2.0

By
Tom Valk

MPFormatter_swift

A ManiaPlanet Color Style parser and formatter for Swift

Installation

To install the formatter you have two options:

Manual

Copy the files to a directory in your project folder
Drag and drop the xcodeproj file to the project navigator, just under your app project
Go to your App target
Click on the + in the general tab under embedded binaries
Select MPFormatter and click OK
Now you can use MPFormatter with import MPFormatter

Usage

To use the framework:

To get the NSAttributedString from a styled nickname for example, use:

    let nickname = "$F80$i$S$oToffe$z$06FSmurf $z$n$l[http://goo.gl/y4M9VK][App]$l"
    let styledNickname = MPFormatter().parse(nickname).getAttributedString()

This will result in:

You can also strip links, styles or colors with

    let nickname = "$F80$i$S$oToffe$z$06FSmurf $z$n$l[http://goo.gl/y4M9VK][App]$l"
    let noLinks = MPFormatter().parse(nickname).stripLinks().getAttributedString()
    let noColors = MPFormatter().parse(nickname).stripColors().getAttributedString()
    let plainString:String = MPFormatter().parse(nickname).getString() // Get plain string, without any styles

    // Get nickname with font size 11
    let tinyNickname = MPFormatter(fontSize: CGFloat(11)).parse(nickname).getAttributedString()