NorgUI

NorgUI provides themable SwiftUI views to render .norg / Neorg documents parsed with NorgKit.

NorgUI doesn't provide editing capabilities.

Installation

Add the package with Xcode package manager: https://git.r.bdr.sh/norgui, and depend on NorgUI from your target.

Usage

Parse a document with NorgKit and render it with NorgView:

import SwiftUI import NorgKit import NorgUI

struct NoteView: View {
    let source: String

    var body: some View {
        ScrollView {
            NorgView(document: NorgParser.parse(source)) { line, status in
                // Persist the new status back to your file at `line`.
            }
            .padding()
        }
    }
}

The onSetStatus callback is optional (defaults to a no-op) and fires when the user taps or long-presses a task's status symbol, reporting the source line and the chosen TaskStatus.

Links

Links are handled via an onOpenLink optional callback which will give you the InlineLink. If you don't provide one, external links will be handled by the system, while internal links and anchors will be inert.

NorgView(document: document) { link in
    switch link.target {
    case let target? where target.hasPrefix("http"): openURL(URL(string: target)!)
    default: scrollTo(target: link.target)   // a heading/anchor in this document
    }
}

Collapsible View

Pass collapsible: true to render the document as a tree of DisclosureGroups. Headings collapse their content, nested lists and quotes collapse their children, and definitions/footnotes/table cells collapse their body. Each section manages its own expand/collapse state and starts expanded.

NorgView(document: NorgParser.parse(source), collapsible: true)

Tasks

You can render tasks independently (eg. if you got them via TaskScanner) with NorgTaskView.

NorgTaskView(
    status: task.status,
    text: AttributedString(task.text),
    onToggle: { setStatus(task, .done) },
    onSetStatus: { setStatus(task, $0) }
)

Theming

Fonts and colors can be changed by creating a NorgTheme and using the .norgTheme modifier.

var theme = NorgTheme.default
theme.linkColor = .purple
theme.heading = { level in level == 1 ? .largeTitle.bold() : .title2 }
theme.statusSymbol = { $0 == .done ? "checkmark.square.fill" : "square" }

NorgView(document: document)
    .norgTheme(theme)

Note: AttributedString(norg:) can't read the environment, so you need to pass the theme explicitly if you build text outside the views.

let styled = AttributedString(norg: spans, theme: theme)

NorgTheme API

Property	Type	Default	Styles
`heading`	`(Int) -> Font`	`.title.bold()` (lvl 1) down to `.subheadline`	Heading text, per level
`body`	`Font`	`.body`	Paragraphs, list items, quotes
`termFont`	`Font`	`.body.bold()`	Definition / footnote / table-cell titles
`verbatimColor`	`Color`	`.pink`	`verbatim` inline spans
`spoilerForeground`	`Color`	`.secondary`	`spoiler` inline text
`spoilerBackground`	`Color`	`.secondary.opacity(0.25)`	`spoiler` inline background
`linkColor`	`Color`	`.accentColor`	Links and anchors
`superscriptOffset`	`CGFloat`	`5`	`superscript` baseline offset
`subscriptOffset`	`CGFloat`	`-3`	`subscript` baseline offset
`quoteColor`	`Color`	`.secondary`	Quote text
`quoteBarColor`	`Color`	`.secondary`	Quote's vertical bar
`codeBackground`	`AnyShapeStyle`	`.quaternary`	Code blocks and ranged tags
`codeFont`	`Font`	`.system(.callout, design: .monospaced)`	Code blocks and ranged tags
`indentWidth`	`CGFloat`	`18`	Indentation per nesting level
`statusTint`	`(TaskStatus) -> Color`	`.green` / `.red` / `.blue` / `.secondary`	Task status symbol colour
`statusSymbol`	`(TaskStatus) -> String`	SF Symbols (`circle`, `checkmark.circle.fill`, …)	Task status symbol
`statusLabel`	`(TaskStatus) -> LocalizedStringResource`	`TaskStatus.displayName`	Task status menu label & accessibility

Localization

NorgUI provides labels for the long-press menu in tasks. These can be localized either through the package's own string catalog, but can be overridden in the theme.

var theme = NorgTheme.default
theme.statusLabel = { status in
    LocalizedStringResource(String.LocalizationValue(status.rawValue), table: "Tasks")
}

statusLabel defaults to TaskStatus.displayName.

Requirements

Swift 6 tools
iOS 18 / macOS 15 / visionOS 2