SpotlightLyrics is an open-source library which helps developers in parsing & displaying LRC files, it is completely developed under Swift 4.2 and designed for both iPhone and iPad platforms.
Getting Started
Cocoapods
pod 'SpotlightLyrics'
Manually
Download or clone the repository and then compile it to obtain SpotlightLyrics.framework,
Copy SpotlightLyrics.framework from frameworks folder to the your project,
Open your project in XCode and navigate to General - Linked Frameworks and Libraries to add the component into you project
How To Use
To start using SpotlightLyrics in your files, just do the following:
import SpotlightLyrics
LyricaParser
If you only parse LRC files, you can use the class LyricsParser, here's an example for it:
import SpotlightLyrics// ... Load the LRC string from local or remote// Pass your lyrics string to create an instancelet parser = LyricsParser(lyrics: lyricsString)// Now you get everything about the lyricsprint(parser.header.title)print(parser.header.author)print(parser.header.album)for lyric in parser.lyrics { print(lyric.text) print(lyric.time)
}
LyricsView
SpotlightLyrics provids an LRC displaying component for showing lyrics and scrolling like most of the music apps do:
import SpotlightLyrics// ... Load the LRC string from local or remote// Create an instance and add it to your UIlet lyricsView = LyricsView()
lyricsView.frame = self.view.boundsself.view.addSubView(lyricsView)// Pass the LRC string and style the LyricsViewlyricsView.lyrics = lyricsString
lyricsView.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 13)
lyricsView.textColor = UIColor.blacklyricsView.highlightedFont = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 13)
lyricsView.highlightedTextColor = UIColor.lightGray// PlaylyricsView.timer.play()// PauselyricsView.timer.pause()// Seek to an eplased timelyricsView.timer.seek(toTime: 20.0)// Start it overlyricsView.timer.seek(toTime: 0)
lyricsView.timer.play()