A camera capture class like UIImagePickerController that also allows for scribbles and overlayed text. DKPhotoCapture is a replacement for using UIImagePickerController to capture photos with an iOS device's built-in cameras. The interface is presented as two views: the first for capturing with controls for flash & front vs rear camera; and the second for scribbling (in any color) on the image and adding text to it in a vein similar to SnapChat.
- This is an initial open sourcing and still lacks some polish
- Documentation
- Better Commenting
- Clean-up code
- Better modularize
- Uses the same delegate (
UIImagePickerControllerDelegate) asUIImagePickerController - Scribbling on captured images and picking colors similar to SnapChat
- Adding SnapChat like text to captured images
No Cocoapod yet. Your project will need the following files:
DKEditorView.h&DKEditorView.mDKPhotoCapture.h&DKPhotoCapture.mDKVerticalColorPicker.h&DKVerticalColorPicker.mfrom https://github.com/davecom/DKVerticalColorPickerForwardingTextField.h&ForwardingTextField.mUIImage+Scale.h&UIImage+Scale.mDKImageEdit.xibDKImagePickerOverlay.xib
Import DKPhotoCapture.h. Create a new DKPhotoCapture using initWithDelegate: passing an object that conforms to UIImagePIckerControllerDelegate. Call showPickerOnViewController: to actually display DKPhotoCapture. Get the resulting image with the key UIImagePickerControllerOriginalImage from the info NSDictionary in the delegate method imagePIckerController: didFinishPickingMediaWithInfo:.
Released under the MIT License. Copyright 2015 David Kopec. Please open issues on GitHub.