Question 1

How do I add custom emojis in ISEmojiView?

Accepted Answer

You can add custom emojis by creating an array of EmojiCategory objects and setting it in KeyboardSettings. The README shows how to use the customEmojis property to define categories and emojis beyond the standard set.

Question 2

ISEmojiView vs native iOS emoji keyboard?

Accepted Answer

ISEmojiView offers more control, like custom emojis and recent emojis tracking, and integrates directly into your app's input view. The native keyboard is system-controlled and lacks customization, but has search and better iOS integration.

Question 3

Does ISEmojiView support dark mode?

Accepted Answer

Yes, ISEmojiView fully supports dark mode, as mentioned in the features list, ensuring consistent theming with your app's design in both light and dark appearances.

Question 4

How to use ISEmojiView with SwiftUI?

Accepted Answer

Use the EmojiView_SwiftUI wrapper provided by the library. You can set parameters like countOfRecentsEmojis and needToShowAbcButton, but note it doesn't work on macOS, as specified in the README.

Question 5

What iOS versions does ISEmojiView support?

Accepted Answer

ISEmojiView supports iOS 8 and above, as stated in the requirements. It's built with Swift 5 and compatible with Xcode 10 or later, making it suitable for a wide range of iOS projects.

Question 6

Are there any performance issues with ISEmojiView?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't mention performance benchmarks, but since it supports older iOS versions and custom emojis, it might have overhead on low-end devices. Testing on target devices is recommended for performance-critical apps.

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