MagicText

Magic text is the perfect solution when you need to show a small amount of information in a pretty wrapper.

Gifs

Installation

Swift Package Manager

Going to Xcode File > Add Packages... and add the repository by giving the URL https://github.com/bullinnyc/MagicText
Enjoy!

Usage

import MagicText

let singleLineExampleText = "Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re gonna get."

let multiLineExampleText = """
Life is like a box
of chocolates, you never
know what you’re
gonna get.
"""

// Charmed magic text (default).
MagicView(
    text: singleLineExampleText,
    fontSize: 28
) {
    print("Animation finished")
}

// Charmed magic text with different colors.
MagicView(
    text: multiLineExampleText,
    textColors: [.red, .orange, .yellow, .green, .blue, .black],
    fontSize: 28,
    delayStart: 5
) {
    print("Animation finished")
}

// Art letter magic text.
MagicView(
    text: singleLineExampleText,
    textColors: [.black.opacity(0.7)],
    fontSize: 28,
    magicType: .artLetter
) {
    print("Animation finished")
}

// Bubble magic text.
MagicView(
    text: singleLineExampleText,
    textColors: [.black.opacity(0.7)],
    fontSize: 28,
    magicType: .bubble
) {
    print("Animation finished")
}

// Fantasy magic text.
MagicView(
    text: singleLineExampleText,
    textColors: [.black.opacity(0.7)],
    fontSize: 28,
    magicType: .fantasy
) {
    print("Animation finished")
}

// Charmed letter magic text.
MagicView(
    text: singleLineExampleText,
    textColors: [.black.opacity(0.7)],
    fontSize: 28,
    magicType: .charmedLetter(backgroundColor: .blue)
) {
    print("Animation finished")
}

Sets the type of MagicText

Note: Default type is set to charmed. You can try other types.

.charmed
.artLetter
.bubble
.fantasy
.charmedLetter

Requirements

• iOS 14.0 +
• SwiftUI

License

• MagicText is distributed under the MIT License.