Question 1

How do I handle link taps in NantesLabel?

Accepted Answer

Implement the NantesLabelDelegate protocol and use the attributedLabel(_:didSelectLink:) method to respond to link interactions, as demonstrated in the getting started example with delegate setup.

Question 2

Nantes vs TTTAttributedLabel: which is better for Swift projects?

Accepted Answer

Nantes is the Swift port of TTTAttributedLabel, so for Swift projects, it's preferable due to native language support and maintenance, while TTTAttributedLabel is in Objective-C and may have legacy issues.

Question 3

Can I use NantesLabel in SwiftUI?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but you need to wrap it in a UIViewRepresentable to integrate with SwiftUI, as it's a UIKit component, which adds extra steps and complexity to your codebase.

Question 4

How to set truncation for multi-line text in NantesLabel?

Accepted Answer

Use the numberOfLines property to limit lines and attributedTruncationToken to define custom truncation indicators, as shown in the example with animated layout changes on tap.

Question 5

What data types does Nantes automatically detect?

Accepted Answer

It supports NSTextCheckingTypes for dates, addresses, phone numbers, and URLs, enabling automatic detection and handling without manual parsing, as highlighted in the Key Features.

Question 6

Is Nantes compatible with the latest iOS and Swift versions?

Accepted Answer

The library supports iOS 8.0+ and Swift 4.2, but for newer versions like iOS 17 or Swift 5, check the GitHub repo for updates, as maintenance might lag behind Apple's releases.

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