SKScaledFont

Use Dynamic Type font with custom font easily with UIKit or SwiftUI.

Warning

If your min target version is >= iOS 14, do not use this package. Use instead :

Text("Scaling")
    .font(.custom("Georgia", size: 24, relativeTo: .headline))

Usage

Start by importing the package

import SKScaledFont

Define your text styles

Define your text styles for each style

Each plist define the font and size to use with one or more UIFont.TextStyle. If a TextStyle is not defined, it will fallback on UIFont.preferredFont with specified UIFont.TextStyle.

In a Style1.plist file, add an entry for every UIFont.TextStyle you want to use.

<key>UICTFontTextStyleTitle0</key>
<dict>
    <key>fontName</key>
    <string>CircularStd-Bold</string>
    <key>fontSize</key>
    <integer>34</integer>
</dict>

Here is the list of all styles:

Plist key	UIFont.TextStyle
UICTFontTextStyleTitle0	.largeTitle
UICTFontTextStyleTitle1	.title1
UICTFontTextStyleTitle2	.title2
UICTFontTextStyleTitle3	.title3
UICTFontTextStyleHeadline	.headline
UICTFontTextStyleSubhead	.subheadline
UICTFontTextStyleBody	.body
UICTFontTextStyleCallout	.callout
UICTFontTextStyleFootnote	.footnote
UICTFontTextStyleCaption1	.caption1
UICTFontTextStyleCaption2	.caption2

Define your styles

extension SKScaledFontStyle {
    var style1: String { "style1" }
    var skScaledFont: String { "skScaledFontStyle" }
}

The string value must match a plist file in project, otherwise it will fallback on preferred font.

SwiftUI usage

Text("Large title").scaledFont(skStyle: \.style1, style: .title1)

Text("Large title").scaledFont(skStyle: \.skScaledFont, style: .largeTitle)

UIKit usage

let style1 = SKScaledFont(style: \.style1)
largeTitle.font = style1.font(forTextStyle: .largeTitle)
largeTitle.adjustsFontForContentSizeCategory = true

You can also subclass to define one class per style, you will avoid redundant code.

Advanced

SKScaledFont provide a way to define text styles for every screen size. Just define a new plist named Style1-568h.plist to handle iPhone 5/5S/SE. The plist name follow the following format: Style1-deviceHeighth.plist. Some example:

• Style1-568h.plist
• Style1-667h.plist
• Style1-736h.plist

Requirements

iOS version >= 11.0

Installation

Swift Package Manager

TODO

Future release

[] Scaling font without SKScaledFontStyle [] Add logger to print font size request and the new font size scaled