ZMarkupParser

Uses native Swift and regex parsing, outperforming Apple's NSAttributedString.DocumentType.html for larger strings and avoiding crashes with content over 54,600+ characters, as shown in performance benchmarks.

Supports custom tag names via ExtendTagName and customizable styles with MarkupStyle, allowing fine-grained control over HTML rendering without relying on XML-based parsers.

Automatically corrects invalid or mixed HTML tags (e.g., <a>Link<b>LinkBold</a>Bold</b>), making it compatible with real-world, messy HTML input from user-generated content.

Parses inline style attributes and maps class/id selectors to specific styles through HTMLTagClassAttribute and HTMLTagIdAttribute, enabling CSS-like styling directly from HTML strings.