Cannot hide font picker

[jonasbarsten]

Hi!

Seems like the richTextFormatSheetConfigs fontPicker: false does not do what it is supposed to.

I edited a fresh clone of the repos DemoEditorScreen.swift to this:

import RichTextKit
import SwiftUI

struct DemoEditorScreen: View {

    @Binding var document: DemoDocument
    @StateObject var context = RichTextContext()

    var body: some View {
        VStack(spacing: 0) {
            RichTextEditor(
                text: $document.text,
                context: context
            )
            RichTextKeyboardToolbar(
                context: context,
                leadingButtons: { $0 },
                trailingButtons: { $0 },
                formatSheet: { $0 }
            )
        }
        .richTextFontPickerConfig(.init(fonts: []))
        .richTextFormatSheetConfig(.init(
            alignments: [],
            colorPickers: [],
            colorPickersDisclosed: [],
            fontPicker: false,
            fontSizePicker: false,
            indentButtons: false,
            styles: .all,
            superscriptButtons: false
        ))
        
    }
}

It renders a preview like this:

I guess it is supposed to hide the fontPicker part of the sheet.
I have kinda not read the whole documentation tho, but yeah, looked like a bug:)

All the best

[danielsaidi]

Hi @jonasbarsten - sorry for the late reply!

I'm a bit confused. The font picker is not shown in that sheet, which is how you configured it. 🤔

[jonasbarsten]

Hi there, thanks for getting back to me:)

Yeah, the issue is that the white sheet that usually holds the font picker is still shown. The one that covers half the screen. Or is that something we can hide with the config?

Btw: it looks like apple released support for AttributedString in TextEditor today. That will probably solve my basic needs.

All the best

[danielsaidi]

I will explore the new SwiftUI support and consider what this will mean for the library, but obviously we won't be needing the SwiftUI bridging anymore. I guess the future is to build on top of these changes.