This is a package in its early state. It aims to predict users. Currently user text input is predictable.
Install this package with the help of the Swift Package Manager. In XCode go to File/Swift Packages/Add Package Dependency/ there, add this link:
https://github.com/simonloewe/UserPrediction.gitand then import it to your project by adding:
import UserPredictionCurrently this packages functionality is limited to predicting strings. This can be useful to predict TextField input.
Generall usage is:
UserPrediction.predict(...)There are several options currently available to use. They can be summarised into:
// Searches for the input in a certain predefined searchable source
static func predict(input, in)
// Searches for the input, which is bound, in a predefined searchable source and returns it continuously via an @escaping completion for as long as a certain condition is set or at max. 60 seconds have passed
static func predictContinuous(Binding<input>, in, while, completion)A full list of all awailable functions and their mutations:
static func predict(input subItem: String, in str: String) -> String
static func predict(input subItem: String, in array: [String]) -> [String]
static func predict<T>(input subItem: String, in dictionary: Dictionary<T, String>) -> Dictionary<T, String>
static func predict<T>(input subItem: String, in dictionary: Dictionary<String, T>) -> Dictionary<String, T>
static func predictContinuous(input subItem: Binding<String>, in str: String, while condition: Bool, completion: @escaping (String) -> Void)
static func predictContinuous(input subItem: Binding<String>, in str: [String], while condition: Bool, completion: @escaping ([String]) -> Void)
static func predictContinuous<T>(input subItem: Binding<String>, in str: Dictionary<T, String>, while condition: Bool, completion: @escaping (Dictionary<T, String>) -> Void)
static func predictContinuous<T>(input subItem: Binding<String>, in str: Dictionary<String, T>, while condition: Bool, completion: @escaping (Dictionary<String, T>) -> Void)Some examples of usage.
There are a couple of default values active.
// Used as percentage to correct mistakes in strings
fileprivate static var correctionPercentage: Double = 0.5
// Defines wether mistype ignorance is active or not
fileprivate static var withCorrection: Bool = trueThese can be adjusted by overwriting them with:
// Set new correction percentage
static func setCorrectionPercentage(new percentage: Double)
// If mistyped ignorance is active or not
static func setCorrection(new correction: Bool)- Make String prediction asynchronous
- Make String prediction more flexible
- More examples for String prediction
- Full code doc for String prediction
- Add other user predicting functions