My pod search AttributedLib result:

-> AttributedLib (2.1.1)
   Modern Swift µframework for attributed strings.
   pod 'AttributedLib', '~> 2.1.1'
   - Homepage: https://github.com/Nirma/Attributed
   - Source:   https://github.com/Nirma/Attributed.git
   - Versions: 2.1.1, 2.1.0, 2.0.2, 2.0.1, 2.0.0, 1.3.0, 1.2.0, 1.1.0, 1.0.0,
   0.2.2, 0.2.1, 0.2.0, 0.1.1, 0.1.0 [master repo]

I think problem is in here:

s.source           = { :git => 'https://github.com/Nirma/Attributed.git', :tag => s.version.to_s }

I also check your tag position:

So I consider maybe you should move the tag at the correct place.

Uses of strikthrough attribute like this is no longer working.

   attributes.append("Siddarth".at.attributed({
                        $0.strikeThroughStyle(.styleSingle)
                            .lineBreakMode(.byWordWrapping)
                    }))

in some scenarios I need to access internal dictionary. for example:

let attributes = Attributes {
            return $0.foreground(color: .white)
            .alignment(.center)
            .font(UIFont.DinCondensedBold(of: 17))
        }
        
        let icon = String(value)
        // Get the width and height that the text will occupy.
        let iconSize = icon.size(attributes: attributes)
        
        icon.draw(in:
            CGRect(x: (size.width - iconSize.width)/2.0, y: (size.height - iconSize.height)/2.0, width: iconSize.width, height: iconSize.height),
                  withAttributes: attributes.dictionary)

but dictionary property is internal.

I'm using Cocoapods 1.2 and Xcode 8.2.1. I get the following error when trying to use the library: 'font' is inaccessible due to 'internal' protection level I'm getting this error whether I attempt to set the values through in init closure or set them separately on an existing instance.

Based on my own experience creating libraries with Cocoapods, all properties and methods have to be explicitly marked public even if the parent class/struct is public. Although the NSParagraphStyle related methods in the extension seem to all be marked public, only the init methods in the base class are public.

Attributes.swift:92:47: error: 'NSBaselineOffsetAttributeName' has been renamed to 'NSAttributedStringKey.baselineOffset' return self + Attributes(dictionary: [NSBaselineOffsetAttributeName: offset]) ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NSAttributedStringKey.baselineOffset UIKit.NSBaselineOffsetAttributeName:3:12: note: 'NSBaselineOffsetAttributeName' was obsoleted in Swift 3 public let NSBaselineOffsetAttributeName: NSAttributedStringKey

Intent of this issue

Keep track of what should be added and removed from Attributed and which improvements should be made to the existing API.

TODO

• [ ] Update the attributes of an existing attributed String
• [ ] Improve Support for applying attributes to ranges of a string
• [ ] Improve Documentation in README
• [ ] Increase code coverage past 70%

Pods/AttributedLib/Attributed/String+Attributed.swift:33:61: Cannot convert value of type '[NSAttributedStringKey : Any]' (aka 'Dictionary<NSString, Any>') to expected argument type '[String : Any]?'

Pods/AttributedLib/Attributed/Attributes.swift:48:47: Type 'NSAttributedStringKey' (aka 'NSString') has no member 'kern'

consider this scenario: I have set an attributedText for UILabel

then later based on a condition I need only to change the textColor.

what I'm looking for:

textLabel.at.change(.foregroundColor).to(.yellow)

whats your opinion?

what I do right now is:

var attributes = titleNode.attributedText?.attributes(at: 0, longestEffectiveRange: nil, in: NSMakeRange(0, titleNode.attributedText!.length))
            
            if isSelected {
                attributes?[NSAttributedStringKey.foregroundColor] = selectedTitleColor
            } else {
                attributes?[NSAttributedStringKey.foregroundColor] = normalTitleColor
            }
            
            titleNode.attributedText = NSAttributedString(string: title, attributes: attributes)

The bottom of the README contains mentions to development, attributed-3.0 branches; but it appears that those are stale and all development is actually happening on master (which is fine). I was confused by this. Please consider removing the stale branches and this information from the README.

The extension for NSString when used, result on an infinite loop.

extension Attributed where Base == NSString {

    public func attributed(with attributes: Attributes) -> NSAttributedString {
        return attributed(with: attributes)
    }

    public func attributed(_ attributeBlock: (Attributes) -> (Attributes)) -> NSAttributedString {
        return attributed(attributeBlock)
    }
}

I believe the intended behaviour here was to call the String extension, and if so, the could should be:

extension Attributed where Base == NSString {

    public func attributed(with attributes: Attributes) -> NSAttributedString {
        return (self as String).at.attributed(with: attributes)
    }

    public func attributed(_ attributeBlock: (Attributes) -> (Attributes)) -> NSAttributedString {
        return (self as String).at.attributed(attributeBlock)
    }
}

As the implementation of the library now stands creating an attributed string composed of different attributes can be done with the addition operator like so:

let baseAttributes = Attributes().font(UIFont(name: "Chalkduster", size: 24.0)!)
let accentedAttributes = baseAttribues.foreground(color: .red) 
                                      .underlineStyle(.styleSingle)

let partOne = "Hello, ".attributed(with: baseAttributes) 
let partTwo = "World!".attributed(with: accentedAttributes)
let attributedString = partOne + partTwo

This works, albeit inconvenient.

Adding functionality to the library that supports applying attributes to ranges would make this task much easier. Perhaps something like the following:

let baseAttributes = Attributes().font(UIFont(name: "Chalkduster", size: 24.0)!)
let accentedAttributes = baseAttribues.foreground(color: .red) 
                                      .underlineStyle(.styleSingle)

"Hello, World!".attributed(with: [(0..5, baseAttributes ), accentedAttributes])

Where the text with different attributes is specified with a range and attributes and then the remainder of the text is attributed with the attributes contained in the tuple with the nil range.

I encountered this on pod install (pod version 1.9.3)

[!] Unable to determine Swift version for the following pods:

- `AttributedLib-library` does not specify a Swift version and none of the targets (`PhotographApp`) integrating it have the `SWIFT_VERSION` attribute set. Please contact the author or set the `SWIFT_VERSION` attribute in at least one of the targets that integrate this pod.

my podfile:

source 'https://cdn.cocoapods.org/'

platform :ios, '12.0'
inhibit_all_warnings!

abstract_target 'PhotographApp' do

  pod 'AttributedLib', '= 3.0.0'
  pod 'Firebase/Messaging', '= 6.30.0'
  pod 'Intercom', '= 7.1.2'
  pod 'IQKeyboardManagerSwift', '= 6.5.5'
  pod 'JWTDecode', '= 2.4.1'
  pod 'lottie-ios', '= 3.1.5'
  pod 'R.swift', '= 5.2.1'
  pod 'RxSwift', '= 5.1.1'
  pod 'Sentry', '= 5.2.1'
  pod "SkeletonView", '= 1.8.1'
  pod 'SwiftLint', '= 0.38.0'
  pod 'Swinject', '= 2.7.1'
  pod 'TTGSnackbar', '= 1.10.3'
  pod 'Moya', '= 14.0.0'

  target 'photograph' do
    use_frameworks!

    target 'photographTests' do
      inherit! :search_paths

      pod 'Alamofire', '= 5.1.0'
      pod 'Cuckoo', '= 1.3.2'
      pod 'RxTest', '= 5.1.1'
    end
  end

  target 'photograph-mock' do
    use_frameworks!
  end

end

I tried the small ruby line script for add swift_version on post_install but its not working. Any hint ?