Introduction
Welcome to the documentation for m2dWebViewController!
m2dWebViewController is a powerful framework for integrating web content into your iOS app. It provides a robust and customizable WebView controller that allows you to display web pages, handle URLs, and interact with JavaScript.
Features
- Easy integration of web content
- Support for displaying web pages
- Customizable WebView controller
- Handling of URL requests
- Interaction with JavaScript
Installation
- Download the m2dWebViewController framework
- Add the framework to your Xcode project
- Import the framework in your source files
Getting Started
To start using m2dWebViewController, follow these steps:
- Instantiate an instance of m2dWebViewController
- Set the URL or HTML string to be displayed
- Customize the appearance and behavior of the WebView
- Present the WebView controller to display the web content
Usage
m2dWebViewController provides several methods and properties to interact with the WebView and handle web content effectively:
- loadURL: Load a web page from a specified URL.
- loadHTMLString: Load a web page from an HTML string.
- delegate: Set a delegate to receive WebView events and control its behavior.
- evaluateJavaScript: Execute JavaScript code within the WebView.
- back: Navigate back to the previous page.
- forward: Navigate forward to the next page.
Customization
m2dWebViewController allows you to customize the appearance and behavior of the WebView through various options:
- backgroundColor: Set the background color of the WebView.
- webViewTintColor: Set the tint color of the WebView navigation bar items.
- showsActionBar: Show or hide the action bar, which displays navigation buttons and URL information.
- customUserAgent: Set a custom user agent string for the WebView.
- allowInlineMediaPlayback: Allow inline media playback, such as audio and video tags.
Examples
Here are some common use cases and code examples to help you get started:
- Loading a web page:
m2dWebViewController *webViewController = [[m2dWebViewController alloc] init];
[webViewController loadURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@”https://example.com”]]; - Customizing the appearance:
[webViewController setBackgroundColor:[UIColor whiteColor]]; - Evaluating JavaScript:
[webViewController evaluateJavaScript:@”document.title” completion:^(NSString *result, NSError *error) {
if (!error) {
NSLog(@”Page title: %@”, result);
}
}]
Conclusion
Congratulations! You now have the knowledge to use m2dWebViewController effectively in your iOS app. Feel free to explore the framework and experiment with different settings to enhance your web content integration.