Fix all comments misspellings. (SwiftKickMobile#456)

* Fix all comments misspellings.

* Fix spell of `additionalAccessibilityElements`.

Co-authored-by: Seyed Mojtaba Hosseini Zeidabadi <chenzook@gmail.com>

Author: MojtabaHs

SwiftMessages/AccessibleMessage.swift

@@ -16,5 +16,5 @@ import Foundation
 public protocol AccessibleMessage {
     var accessibilityMessage: String? { get }
     var accessibilityElement: NSObject? { get }
-    var additonalAccessibilityElements: [NSObject]? { get }
+    var additionalAccessibilityElements: [NSObject]? { get }
 }

SwiftMessages/Animator.swift

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ public protocol AnimationDelegate: class {
 
 /**
  An option set representing the known types of safe area conflicts
- that could require margin adustments on the message view in order to
+ that could require margin adjustments on the message view in order to
  get the layouts to look right.
  */
 public struct SafeZoneConflicts: OptionSet {
@@ -71,12 +71,12 @@ public protocol Animator: class {
 
     func hide(context: AnimationContext, completion: @escaping AnimationCompletion)
 
-    /// The show animation duration. If the animation duration is unknown, such as if using `UIDynamnicAnimator`,
-    /// then profide an estimate. This value is used by `SwiftMessagesSegue`.
+    /// The show animation duration. If the animation duration is unknown, such as if using `UIDynamicAnimator`,
+    /// then provide an estimate. This value is used by `SwiftMessagesSegue`.
     var showDuration: TimeInterval { get }
 
-    /// The hide animation duration. If the animation duration is unknown, such as if using `UIDynamnicAnimator`,
-    /// then profide an estimate. This value is used by `SwiftMessagesSegue`.
+    /// The hide animation duration. If the animation duration is unknown, such as if using `UIDynamicAnimator`,
+    /// then provide an estimate. This value is used by `SwiftMessagesSegue`.
     var hideDuration: TimeInterval { get }
 }
 

SwiftMessages/Identifiable.swift

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ import Foundation
  representation of the content of the message view. For example, `MessageView`, combines
  the title and message body text.
 
- This protocol is optional. Messave views that don't adopt `Identifiable` will not
+ This protocol is optional. Message views that don't adopt `Identifiable` will not
  have duplicates removed.
  */
 public protocol Identifiable {

SwiftMessages/MessageView.swift

@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ open class MessageView: BaseView, Identifiable, AccessibleMessage {
 
     /**
      An optional prefix for the `accessibilityMessage` that can
-     be used to futher clarify the message for VoiceOver. For example, 
+     be used to further clarify the message for VoiceOver. For example,
      the view's background color or icon might convey that a message is
      a warning, in which case one may specify the value "warning".
      */
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ open class MessageView: BaseView, Identifiable, AccessibleMessage {
         return backgroundView
     }
 
-    open var additonalAccessibilityElements: [NSObject]? {
+    open var additionalAccessibilityElements: [NSObject]? {
         var elements: [NSObject] = []
         func getAccessibleSubviews(view: UIView) {
             for subview in view.subviews {
@@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ extension MessageView {
 /*
  MARK: - Layout adjustments
 
- This extention provides a few convenience functions for adjusting the layout.
+ This extension provides a few convenience functions for adjusting the layout.
  */
 
 extension MessageView {
@@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ extension MessageView {
 /*
  MARK: - Theming
 
- This extention provides a few convenience functions for setting styles,
+ This extension provides a few convenience functions for setting styles,
  colors and icons. You are encouraged to write your own such functions
  if these don't exactly meet your needs.
  */

SwiftMessages/Presenter.swift

@@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ class Presenter: NSObject {
 
     private func showAccessibilityFocus() {
         guard let accessibleMessage = view as? AccessibleMessage,
-            let focus = accessibleMessage.accessibilityElement ?? accessibleMessage.additonalAccessibilityElements?.first else { return }
+            let focus = accessibleMessage.accessibilityElement ?? accessibleMessage.additionalAccessibilityElements?.first else { return }
         UIAccessibility.post(notification: UIAccessibility.Notification.layoutChanged, argument: focus)
     }
 
@@ -388,7 +388,7 @@ class Presenter: NSObject {
                     }
                     elements.append(element)
                 }
-                if let additional = accessibleMessage.additonalAccessibilityElements {
+                if let additional = accessibleMessage.additionalAccessibilityElements {
                     elements += additional
                 }
             } else {

SwiftMessages/SwiftMessages.swift

@@ -55,8 +55,8 @@ open class SwiftMessages {
          appropriate one is found. Otherwise, it is displayed in a new window
          at level `UIWindow.Level.normal`. Use this option to automatically display
          under bars, where applicable. Because this option involves a top-down
-         search, an approrpiate context might not be found when the view controller
-         heirarchy incorporates custom containers. If this is the case, the
+         search, an appropriate context might not be found when the view controller
+         hierarchy incorporates custom containers. If this is the case, the
          .ViewController option can provide a more targeted context.
         */
         case automatic
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ open class SwiftMessages {
          appropriate one is found using the given view controller as a starting
          point and searching up the parent view controller chain. Otherwise, it
          is displayed in the given view controller's view. This option can be used
-         for targeted placement in a view controller heirarchy.
+         for targeted placement in a view controller hierarchy.
         */
         case viewController(_: UIViewController)