Links not rendering

[sj1914]

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What did you do?

Tried to parse links

What did you expect to happen?

I expect [Link](somelink.com) to render as Link with whatever styling i set

What happened instead?

The styling is not applied. Also if the link is the only thing being parsed it is not recognised as a link as the regex expects it to be prefixed with some character.

CDMarkdownKit Environment

CDMarkdownKit version: 1.2.1 Xcode version: 10.2 Swift version: 4.2 Platform(s) running CDMarkdownKit: iOS 12.1 iPhone XS macOS version running Xcode: 10.14.3, macOS Mojave

[katunch]

If you want to set the style of a link then you have to set UITextView.linkTextAttributes by yourself. This can't be set inside the markdown rendering because the UITextView handles links in its own way.

The Documentation says:

The default attributes specify blue text with a single underline and the pointing hand cursor.

[papfonseca]

Hello! The same happens using UILabel. Any idea to solve this issue? Thanks

[papfonseca]

I found a solution. It appear to be an iOS bug when we use NSAttributedString.Key.link. The workaround it to change from .link to .attachment here

    func addLink(_ link: URL,
                 toRange range: NSRange) {
        self.addAttribute(NSAttributedString.Key.attachment,
                          value: link,
                          range: range)
    }

[sergeymild]

Hello, i have the same bug

if my string starts from link for example [google](https://google.com) that link won't be parsed but if i put something before for example text, it will parse as expected

[chrisdhaan]

Thank you for your comments. I will try and look into this soon.

[ZaurNNov]

CDMarkdownKit Environment

CDMarkdownKit version: 2.5.1 (from swift package) Xcode version: Version 14.1 (14B47b) Swift version: last Platform(s) running CDMarkdownKit: iOS 16.1 iPhone 14 Pro macOS version running Xcode: 13.0.1 (22A400), macOS Ventura

[sergeymild]

Hello, i have the same bug

if my string starts from link for example [google](https://google.com) that link won't be parsed but if i put something before for example text, it will parse as expected

Any updates about that bug?