Welcome to the documentation for the `dbghtmlentities` library using the WordPress Gutenberg editor. This page will provide you with a detailed guide on how to use this library effectively. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, this documentation will assist you in understanding and using the functionalities of `dbghtmlentities`.
## Installation
To start using `dbghtmlentities`, you need to follow these steps:
“`
$ git clone https://github.com/dreambegins/DBGHTMLEntities.git
$ cd DBGHTMLEntities
$ pod install
“`
### Requirements
Before installing `dbghtmlentities`, ensure that you have the following requirements:
– Xcode 11.0 or later
– CocoaPods
– Swift 5.0 or later
## Usage
The `dbghtmlentities` library provides a straightforward way to handle HTML entities within your Swift projects. Follow the steps below to get started:
### Encoding HTML Entities
If you need to encode a string with HTML entities, use the `HTMLEntities.encode(_:)` method. Here’s an example:
“`swift
import dbghtmlentities
let originalString = “Café”
let encodedString = HTMLEntities.encode(originalString)
“`
In the above example, `encodedString` will contain the encoded equivalent of `”Café”`, which is `”Café”`.
### Decoding HTML Entities
To decode HTML entities from a string, utilize the `HTMLEntities.decode(_:)` method. Here’s an example:
“`swift
import dbghtmlentities
let encodedString = “Hello <world>!”
let decodedString = HTMLEntities.decode(encodedString)
“`
In the above example, `decodedString` will contain the decoded equivalent of `”Hello <world>!”`, which is `”Hello
### Define Custom Entities
Sometimes, the default set of HTML entities might not be sufficient for your needs. To define your custom HTML entities, you can use the `HTMLEntities.defineEntities(_:)` method. Here’s an example:
“`swift
import dbghtmlentities
let customEntities = [“💡”: “💡”, “🚀”: “🚀”]
HTMLEntities.defineEntities(customEntities)
“`
In the above example, the custom entities for a lightbulb (“💡”) and a rocket (“🚀”) are defined. Now, these custom entities can be encoded and decoded using `HTMLEntities.encode(_:)` and `HTMLEntities.decode(_:)` respectively.
Congratulations! You have successfully learned how to utilize the `dbghtmlentities` library. With the ability to encode, decode, and define custom HTML entities, you can now handle HTML entities seamlessly in your Swift projects. For further information, please visit the official GitHub repository.
### Links
– [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/dreambegins/DBGHTMLEntities)
Feel free to explore the repository to find additional resources, examples, and updates.