Remove constants and expose styling #44
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@rsattar Any thoughts? |
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Would love to see this get merged :) cc @rsattar |
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Would also love to see this merged. |
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Any chance this can get merged in? |
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I've exposed a number of properties on CLTokenInputView to enable better customization.
All of the properties exposed were previous handled by constants.
These include:
padding(PADDING_*),fieldPadding,standardRowHeight,textFieldHSpace,linePadding(VSpace),minimumTextFieldWidth,tokenPaddingTo allow for text styling without exposing the actual fields, there are now options for NSAttributedText attributes and NSAttributedStrings where needed.
attributedFieldName,attributedPlaceholderText,defaultTextAttributes,selectedTextAttributes,placeholderTextAttributes