Terms

• I have searched open and closed feature requests
• I agree to follow Scribe-iOS' Code of Conduct

Description

This issue is to add an initial auto-suggest feature to Scribe, and is the first part of #3. Work for this will be done in relation to #187 for the Wikimania Hackathon.

This issue comprises:

• Finding resources for a function to find the next words alphabetically
• Figuring out which words should be suggested to the user
  • At the start, just nouns
• Removing the command bar unless the keyboard is in command mode
  • Annotations need to show up after a user presses space still
  • The coloration likely needs to change to keyboardBgColor, as making it clear would prevent annotations from being presented
• Fixing the coloration of characters on annotations to match the new background
• Properly styling the Scribe key corners/shadow when the command bar is removed
• Putting two lines between the command buttons to delineate them when they have no background (@andrewtavis)
  • Add the lines to the .xib file
  • Create functions that allow them to be added and removed
  • Removing the left line if an annotation of long enough length is being shown
    • This needs to be done in the function to show the lines
    • Checking the length of the text in the command bar is the likely method for this
• Make the command buttons user interactable when an autocomplete would be possible
  • The buttons work now, and are conditionally deactivated if an annotation is happening based on the length of the annotation
• The creation of a function to find the three next words in alphabetical order to the currently typed word in the proxy
• Assigning those three words to the command buttons
• Running the function and doing the assignment each time a key is pressed (within loadKeys())
• Inserting the word on a button to the text field when a user presses an auto suggest button

Contribution

I'll be working on this with @SaurabhJamadagni :)