Tusker/Packages/ComposeUI/Sources/ComposeUI/UITextInput+Autocomplete.swift

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//
// UITextInput+Autocomplete.swift
// ComposeUI
//
// Created by Shadowfacts on 3/5/23.
//
import UIKit
import SwiftUI
extension UITextInput {
func autocomplete(with string: String, permittedModes: AutocompleteModes, autocompleteState: inout AutocompleteState?) {
guard let selectedTextRange,
let wholeDocumentRange = self.textRange(from: self.beginningOfDocument, to: self.endOfDocument),
let text = self.text(in: wholeDocumentRange),
let (lastWordStartIndex, _) = findAutocompleteLastWord() else {
return
}
let distanceToEnd = self.offset(from: selectedTextRange.start, to: self.endOfDocument)
let selectedRangeStartUTF16 = self.offset(from: self.beginningOfDocument, to: selectedTextRange.start)
let characterBeforeCursorIndex = text.utf16.index(text.startIndex, offsetBy: selectedRangeStartUTF16)
let insertSpace: Bool
if distanceToEnd > 0 {
let charAfterCursor = text[characterBeforeCursorIndex]
insertSpace = charAfterCursor != " " && charAfterCursor != "\n"
} else {
insertSpace = true
}
let string = insertSpace ? string + " " : string
let startPosition = self.position(from: self.beginningOfDocument, offset: text.utf16.distance(from: text.startIndex, to: lastWordStartIndex))!
let lastWordRange = self.textRange(from: startPosition, to: selectedTextRange.start)!
replace(lastWordRange, withText: string)
autocompleteState = updateAutocompleteState(permittedModes: permittedModes)
// keep the cursor at the same position in the text, immediately after what was inserted
// if we inserted a space, move the cursor 1 farther so it's immediately after the pre-existing space
let insertSpaceOffset = insertSpace ? 0 : 1
let newCursorPosition = self.position(from: self.endOfDocument, offset: -distanceToEnd + insertSpaceOffset)!
self.selectedTextRange = self.textRange(from: newCursorPosition, to: newCursorPosition)
}
func updateAutocompleteState(permittedModes: AutocompleteModes) -> AutocompleteState? {
guard let selectedTextRange,
let wholeDocumentRange = self.textRange(from: self.beginningOfDocument, to: self.endOfDocument),
let text = self.text(in: wholeDocumentRange),
!text.isEmpty,
let (lastWordStartIndex, foundFirstAtSign) = findAutocompleteLastWord() else {
return nil
}
let triggerChars = permittedModes.triggerChars
if lastWordStartIndex > text.startIndex {
// if the character before the "word" beginning is a valid part of a "word",
// we aren't able to autocomplete
let c = text[text.index(before: lastWordStartIndex)]
if isPermittedForAutocomplete(c) || triggerChars.contains(c) {
return nil
}
}
let characterBeforeCursorIndex = text.utf16.index(text.startIndex, offsetBy: self.offset(from: self.beginningOfDocument, to: selectedTextRange.start))
if lastWordStartIndex >= text.startIndex {
let lastWord = text[lastWordStartIndex..<characterBeforeCursorIndex]
let exceptFirst = lastWord[lastWord.index(after: lastWord.startIndex)...]
// periods are only allowed in mentions in the domain part
if lastWord.contains(".") {
if lastWord.first == "@" && foundFirstAtSign && permittedModes.contains(.mentions) {
return .mention(String(exceptFirst))
} else {
return nil
}
}
switch lastWord.first {
case "@" where permittedModes.contains(.mentions):
return .mention(String(exceptFirst))
case ":" where permittedModes.contains(.emojis):
return .emoji(String(exceptFirst))
case "#" where permittedModes.contains(.hashtags):
return .hashtag(String(exceptFirst))
default:
return nil
}
} else {
return nil
}
}
private func findAutocompleteLastWord() -> (index: String.Index, foundFirstAtSign: Bool)? {
guard (self as? UIView)?.isFirstResponder == true,
let selectedTextRange,
selectedTextRange.isEmpty,
let wholeDocumentRange = self.textRange(from: self.beginningOfDocument, to: self.endOfDocument),
let text = self.text(in: wholeDocumentRange),
!text.isEmpty else {
return nil
}
let selectedRangeStartUTF16 = self.offset(from: self.beginningOfDocument, to: selectedTextRange.start)
let cursorIndex = text.utf16.index(text.startIndex, offsetBy: selectedRangeStartUTF16)
guard cursorIndex != text.startIndex else {
return nil
}
var lastWordStartIndex = text.index(before: cursorIndex)
var foundFirstAtSign = false
while true {
let c = text[lastWordStartIndex]
if !isPermittedForAutocomplete(c) {
if foundFirstAtSign {
if c != "@" {
// move the index forward by 1, so that the first char of the substring is the 1st @ instead of whatever comes before it
lastWordStartIndex = text.index(after: lastWordStartIndex)
}
break
} else {
if c == "@" {
foundFirstAtSign = true
} else if c != "." {
// periods are allowed for domain names in mentions
break
}
}
}
guard lastWordStartIndex > text.startIndex else {
break
}
lastWordStartIndex = text.index(before: lastWordStartIndex)
}
return (lastWordStartIndex, foundFirstAtSign)
}
}
enum AutocompleteState: Equatable {
case mention(String)
case emoji(String)
case hashtag(String)
}
struct AutocompleteModes: OptionSet {
static let mentions = AutocompleteModes(rawValue: 1 << 0)
static let hashtags = AutocompleteModes(rawValue: 1 << 2)
static let emojis = AutocompleteModes(rawValue: 1 << 3)
static let all: AutocompleteModes = [
.mentions,
.hashtags,
.emojis,
]
let rawValue: Int
var triggerChars: [Character] {
var chars: [Character] = []
if contains(.mentions) {
chars.append("@")
}
if contains(.hashtags) {
chars.append("#")
}
if contains(.emojis) {
chars.append(":")
}
return chars
}
}
private func isPermittedForAutocomplete(_ c: Character) -> Bool {
return (c >= "a" && c <= "z") || (c >= "A" && c <= "Z") || (c >= "0" && c <= "9") || c == "_"
}