A light-weight UITextView subclass that adds support for placeholder.

• bump version to 5.0.0
• add swift version to podspec
• remove file .swift-version (deprecated)
• update project to recommended settings
• update RSKPlaceholderTextViewExample

$ pod lib lint

 -> RSKPlaceholderTextView (4.0.0)
    - NOTE  | xcodebuild:  note: Using new build system
    - NOTE  | [iOS] xcodebuild:  note: Planning build
    - NOTE  | [iOS] xcodebuild:  note: Constructing build description

RSKPlaceholderTextView passed validation.

NOTES:

• still needs to be tagged and pushed to cocoapods obviously
• @unknown default case for UIUserInterfaceLayoutDirection will cause an assertionFailure(_:) (see here)

Your lib is great.

I'd be cool to show some code on how to use RSKPlaceholderTextView instead of me having to open the example app. You can check this link and this link for ideas.

Let me know how I can help!

I added this control in Pods I'm placing UITextView in storyboard and changed the class to "RSKPlaceholderTextView".

When compiling, its throwing warning that its not able to find the class "RSKPlaceholderTextView" is not found and changing to "UITextView".

When running the app, its crashing while setting placeholder text.

Issue is Multiline placeholder support is available in example project (version - https://github.com/ruslanskorb/RSKPlaceholderTextView/releases/tag/5.0.1) But when you try with latest version it does not work as expected.

This PR implements support for wrapping the placeholder text on multiple lines.

As suggested here, in our project we use RSKPlaceholderTextView for use inside a table view, with a bit of our own code to resize cell height as the user types. So far so good, except that the view doesn't display all of the placeholder text when it is longer than can fit on one line.

This PR adds an override of intrinsicContentSize to return a value calculated from the same metrics used to draw the placeholder text.

lazy var steward_2Body:RSKPlaceholderTextView = {
    let textField = RSKPlaceholderTextView()
    textField.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 14)
    textField.layer.borderWidth = 1
    textField.layer.borderColor = UIColor.black.cgColor
    textField.returnKeyType = .next
    return textField
}()

textField.returnKeyType = .next 这句话无效。。。。。

Hi and thanks for your work! How to make the placeholder disappear as soon as I place the cursor and the keyboard is shown, and not when I just start typing?

Adds Package.swift file which enables usage with SPM. Note, that the most correct usage with SPM will be possible only when there is new release that includes Package.swift. Until then, dependency can be added by branch or commit hash which is not allowed in published packages.

Hi, right now this project can't be used in iOS extensions (like a share extension with user inputs) because of a fallback for iOS 8.0.

If we remove that fallback and build for iOS 9.0 as the base deployment target, this project will work with iOS extensions just fine. I wasn't able to utilize availability conditions because the iOSApplicationExtension condition is a subset of iOS condition.

If this is something you'd like to add to the project, it'd be great! If not, just reject the pull request and I'll use my fork of your project.

as private method placeholderAttributes not respecting placeholder color in property attributedPlaceholder.

if you use RSKPlaceholderTextView like this:

textView.attributedPlaceholder = NSAttributedString(string: "placeholder", attributes: [NSAttributedString.Key.foregroundColor: UIColor.red])
textView.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 16)

the placeholder color will be placeholderColor default value instead of red.