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Help needed #47

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shock-wave007 opened this issue Jun 9, 2018 · 3 comments
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Help needed #47

shock-wave007 opened this issue Jun 9, 2018 · 3 comments
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@shock-wave007
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Q1. can i use your code in my project
yes/no

Q2. if (Q1.yes) can u help me how i can use this code in my project
yes/no

Q3. do i need
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add "photoeditor" with "app" to use in my project

@burhanrashid52
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A1: Yes you can, its open source
A2: You can get started on the wiki
A3: It depends if you want to customize the current library then you need to import ':photoeditor' module else you can add via the gradle dependency mention in the wiki

@burhanrashid52 burhanrashid52 added the question Further information is requested label Jun 9, 2018
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In a newly created project
I added gradel dependcy and sync it
And run following code

mPhotoEditor = new PhotoEditor.Builder(this, mPhotoEditorView)
.setPinchTextScalable(true)
.setDefaultTextTypeface(mTextRobotoTf)
.setDefaultEmojiTypeface(mEmojiTypeFace)
.build();

Nothing happened....
Or I have to use all the file in "app" folder in Q3

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Yes, "app" contains the sample example of how to use the libraries API. You can customize the sample app as per your need

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