feat(label): Add alignment and height options #44
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feat(label): Add alignment and height options
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This is referencing #39 and #7
I had a similar problem inheriting a codebase that used this library.
A requirement was for the text to be multiline and centered.
Multiline is achieved by multiplying up the height of the
textLayerCentering is achieved by leveraging the
textLayer.alignmentModeI have made these into properties that can be set.
I only needed it for bottom, but added it to top as well. Wasn't where to put center, guessing it might be the default
renderTextIndexes.Comments on variable naming and approach welcome, but thought that it might aid people with the same issue