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Author: danielsaidi

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 If you just want to view rich text content, you can use the `RichTextViewer` SwiftUI view, which wraps the editor and applies a read-only configuration to it.
 
 
+## Important
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+This repository was created a few years ago, when SwiftUI had limited support for rich text. Since then, SwiftUI has received more support for displaying attributed strings. And with the new xOS 26 releases, we will even be able to edit attributed strings with a `TextEditor`.
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+This brings into questions how much value this repository will bring over time. It will likely not be updated in its current direction, since most of its complexities to integrate between SwiftUI and UIKit/AppKit will probably not be needed anymore.
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+If the repository still has relevance, it will most probably be to perform operations on the attributed string, and perhaps to provide control panels, editor controls, etc. Regardless, things will probably be very different, if I decice to keep this library alive after the WWDC 25 announcements. 
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+Feel free to reach out to discuss this with me.
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+Best regards, Daniel Saidi
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 ## Installation