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react-native-render-html
iOS/Android pure javascript react-native component
An iOS/Android pure javascript react-native component that renders your HTML into 100% native views. Along with the release comes this new website and the Discovery App which features all the docs of the website with embedded RNRH-rendered snippets. For this very reason, the Discovery App is recommended for newcomers, or for those who want a "live" feeling of the new engine capabilities. The website is more suited during development when searching for specific information. In addition, the... -
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XRichText
An Android rich text class library that supports graphic & text mixing
...Use ScrollView as the outermost layout containing LineaLayout, filled with TextView and ImageView. When deleting, delete the TextView and ImageView according to the position of the cursor, and the text will be automatically merged. The generated data is a list collection, and the data format can be customized. Version V1.4 opens the image click event interface and delete image interface. For specific usage methods, please refer to the following documentation, or refer to the demo implementation. The picture selector in the Demo is the Zhihu open-source library Matisse, which is adapted to the Android 7.0 system and uses FileProvider to obtain the picture path. ...
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