Welcome to the documentation for Emoticonizer, a library that allows you to easily add emoticons to your iOS app. This library provides a collection of popular emoticons that can enhance the user experience and bring more fun to your app.
Installation
To install Emoticonizer, follow these steps:
- Open your Xcode project.
- Go to File > Swift Packages > Add Package Dependency.
- In the search bar, enter https://github.com/emoticonizer/Emoticonizer.git.
- Select the appropriate version of Emoticonizer.
- Click Next and complete the installation.
- Import Emoticonizer in your code.
Usage
Emoticonizer provides a simple API for adding emoticons to your app. Follow the steps below to get started:
1. Create an Emoticonizer View
First, create an instance of the Emoticonizer view:
// Create an instance of Emoticonizer view
let emoticonizerView = EmoticonizerView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 200, height: 200))
2. Customize Emoticon Appearance
You can customize the appearance of emoticons by modifying the properties of the Emoticonizer view:
- emoticonSize: The size of the emoticons. Defaults to 32.
- emoticonSpacing: The spacing between emoticons. Defaults to 8.
- backgroundColor: The background color of the view. Defaults to transparent.
Example:
// Customize emoticon appearance
emoticonizerView.emoticonSize = 40
emoticonizerView.emoticonSpacing = 10
emoticonizerView.backgroundColor = .white
3. Set the Emoticon Set
Emoticonizer provides a default set of emoticons, but you can also use custom emoticon sets. You can set the emoticon set using either a predefined set or a custom set.
- Using a Predefined Set:
// Set a predefined emoticon set
emoticonizerView.setEmoticonSet(.default)
- Using a Custom Set:
// Define a custom emoticon set
let customEmoticons: [String] = ["π", "π", "π", "π"]
// Set the custom emoticon set
emoticonizerView.setEmoticonSet(customEmoticons)
4. Add Emoticonizer View
Finally, add the Emoticonizer view to your app’s view hierarchy:
view.addSubview(emoticonizerView)
Example Usage
Here is an example of how to use Emoticonizer in your app:
// Import Emoticonizer
import Emoticonizer
// Create an instance of Emoticonizer view
let emoticonizerView = EmoticonizerView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 200, height: 200))
// Customize emoticon appearance
emoticonizerView.emoticonSize = 40
emoticonizerView.emoticonSpacing = 10
emoticonizerView.backgroundColor = .white
// Set a predefined emoticon set
emoticonizerView.setEmoticonSet(.default)
// Add Emoticonizer view to the app's view hierarchy
view.addSubview(emoticonizerView)
Conclusion
Congratulations! You have successfully integrated the Emoticonizer library into your iOS app. Feel free to explore additional features and customization options available in the library to enhance the emoticon experience for your users.