iTextValue currently does not react to changing values of modifiers.

This PR fixes that by setting all the properties of TextView again in the updateUIView method.

Works great in my testing.

This forced upward is causing a compile error in the newest release of xCode on my m1 mac. It might be related to M1 or just the newest version of Swift/XCode, but this fix should work either way.

There are two issues that occur when toggling isSecure on a textField, both happen when going from not-secure to secure.

The first keyboard action after the textField becomes secure deletes all of the existing content within it.

This commit fixes that by manually reading the contents of the field, manually removing them and updating them all from within the code when we go from a not-secure textfield to a secure textField.

The workaround above causes the cursor position to always jump to the end of the text

This commit fixes that by reading the cursor/selection state before updating the value of isSecureEntry and restoring it after the text has been removed and added back.

This diff also refactors the code to remove duplication.

Again overall things are strong. It's like I'm reviewing a Ferrari. Sure I might want to change the paint job a bit, maybe swap the wheels, but the engine – the most important part – fucking roars.

1. Unsure of the placeholder needs to be required. Had difficulty removing it for that use case. Probably want to toss that guy as an optional.

2. clearsOnBeginEditing is a little unclear. I thought this meant that if I add a default value it will clear that value when I start to edit the text field. That wasn't what happened. Actually still unclear what this does. Whatever it is let's just rename it. Another quick fix.

3. Same border & font comment as on iPhoneNumberTextField

4. Click out to remove keyboard. I know this isn't trivial but I think that'd be an awesome feature to include. Click off the screen to remove the keyboard. Unsure how else to remove keyboard now. Not sure what to click.

When I have an iTextField that's first responder it creates attribute warnings. I added a Symbolic breakpoint with symbol print_cycle. It seems that Xcode doesn't like changing first responder they way its done below.

public struct iTextField: UIViewRepresentable {
...
public func updateView {
...
if isEditing.wrappedValue {
    textField.becomeFirstResponder() // <- Causes the warning
} else {
    textField.resignFirstResponder()
}

}}

Hi,

first of all, thank you very much for this great library. It is very useful for everyone who is using SwiftUI but need more customisation for TextField

But the GPL license is very quite restricted. People would need to open source the whole app when they use this library inside their app.

Is it a possibility to change the license to a more commercial friendly one, such as MIT?

Thank you in any case.