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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.
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+The new xOS 26 releases will even make it possible to edit attributed strings with a `TextEditor`, which brings into questions how much value this repository will bring over time.
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+As such, this library 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.
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+Regardless, things will probably be very different, if I decice to keep this library alive after the WWDC 25 announcements. Feel free to reach out to discuss this with me.
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+Best regards,
+
+Daniel Saidi
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+
 
 ## Installation