3pillarlabs/ios-image-manager

Name: ios-image-manager

Owner: 3Pillar Global Open Source

Description: image manager for ios

Created: 2015-08-14 08:45:39.0

Updated: 2016-05-26 11:17:51.0

Pushed: 2016-05-26 11:17:52.0

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Language: Swift

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README

iOS image manager

Image Manager is a Swift based iOS module that provides basic image manipulation features. This module can be used as an alternative to the UIImagePickerController editor. It is available starting with iOS 8.

Project Rationale

The purpose of the framework is to provide a simple in app solution for basic image editing, by offering the following features:

• Pan, zoom and rotation
• Double tap to reset
• Handles EXIF orientations
• Crop and save in image library

Still To do Features

• Make cropping rectangle adjustable like in the Photos App
• Add possibility to customise cropping rectangle features - border colour, border width
• The minimum zoom level should be set so that the larger side of the image fits exactly inside the cropping rectangle, thus preventing the user to zoom out too much

Known Issues

• While zooming the rotate action can be easily triggered

Installation

Available in iOS 8.0 and later.

CocoaPods

• Run Terminal

• Navigate to project folder

• Use command:

init

• Add code to podfile

form :ios, '8.0'

et 'YourProjectName' do
e_frameworks!
pod 'ImageManager'

• Run command:

install

Remember to open project using workspace

Carthage

• Run Terminal

• Navigate to project folder

• Use command in terminal:

  h cartfile
  

• Add code to Cartfile:

ub "3pillarlabs/ios-image-manager"

• Run carthage by using command:

hage update

• In order to link your app with the framework, you have to add the ImageManager in 'Embedded Binaries' list from 'General' section on application's target from Carthage/Build/iOS in project folder.

Usage

1. Import Image Manager Framework
2. Create an instance of ImageManagerViewController class.
3. Set the 'displayedImage' property with the image we wand to edit.
4. Present the Image Manager view controller in a way that it makes sense in your project.
5. If you want to be notified when the editing process has ended or if it was canceled, you can implement the following Image Manager delegate methods:

 imageManagerController(controller:ImageManagerViewController, didFinishEditingImage image: UIImage)

 imageManagerControllerDidCancel(controller:ImageManagerViewController)

wift
imageName = "photo"
image = UIImage(named: imageName)

et aImage =  image {
t imageManagerVc = ImageManagerViewController()
ageManagerVc.displayedImage = image
 present the image manager view controller in the way that it makes sense in your application

License

iOS image manager is released under MIT license. See LICENSE for details.

About this project

iOS image manager is developed and maintained by 3Pillar Global.