Mantis

Mantis is a swift 5.0 library that mimics most interactions in the Photos.app on an iOS device. You can use the CropViewController of Mantis with default buttons, or you can add your own buttons under the "customized" mode.

Requirements

• iOS 11.0+
• Xcode 10.0+

Install

CocoaPods

pod 'Mantis', '~> 1.6.2'

Carthage

github "guoyingtao/Mantis"

Swift Packages

• Respository: https://github.com/guoyingtao/Mantis.git
• Rules: Version - Exact - 1.6.2

Usage

Mantis doesn't dismiss CropViewController anymore since 1.2.0. You need to dismiss it by yourself. For CropViewControllerDelegate protocol, cropViewControllerDidCancel becomes non-optional, and cropViewControllerWillDismiss is deprecated

• Create a cropViewController in Mantis with default config and default mode

You need set (cropViewController or its navigation controller).modalPresentationStyle = .fullscreen for iOS 13 when the cropViewController is presented

let cropViewController = Mantis.cropViewController(image: <Your Image>)

• The caller needs to conform CropViewControllerDelegate

public protocol CropViewControllerDelegate: class {
    func cropViewControllerDidCrop(_ cropViewController: CropViewController, cropped: UIImage, transformation: Transformation)
    func cropViewControllerDidFailToCrop(_ cropViewController: CropViewController, original: UIImage) // optional
    func cropViewControllerDidCancel(_ cropViewController: CropViewController, original: UIImage)
}

• CropViewController has two modes:

  • normal mode

  In normal mode, you can use a set of standard CropViewController photo editing features.

let cropViewController = Mantis.cropViewController(image: <Your Image>)

• customizable mode

This mode includes the standard cropping feature, while enabling users to customize other edit features.

let cropViewController = Mantis.cropCustomizableViewController(image: <Your Image>)

• Add your own ratio

            // Add a custom ratio 1:2 for portrait orientation
            let config = Mantis.Config()
            config.addCustomRatio(byVerticalWidth: 1, andVerticalHeight: 2)            
            <Your Crop ViewController> = Mantis.cropViewController(image: <Your Image>, config: config)
            
            // Set the ratioOptions of the config if you don't want to keep all default ratios
            let config = Mantis.Config() 
            //config.ratioOptions = [.original, .square, .custom]
            config.ratioOptions = [.custom]
            config.addCustomRatio(byVerticalWidth: 1, andVerticalHeight: 2)            
            <Your Crop ViewController> = Mantis.cropViewController(image: <Your Image>, config: config)

• If you always want to use only one fixed ratio, set Mantis.Config.presetFixedRatioType = alwaysUsingOnePresetFixedRatio

    <Your Crop ViewController>.config.presetFixedRatioType = .alwaysUsingOnePresetFixedRatio(ratio: 16.0 / 9.0)

When choose alwaysUsingOnePresetFixedRatio, fixed-ratio setting button does not show.

• If you want to hide rotation dial, set Mantis.Config.showRotationDial = false
• If you want to use ratio list instead of presenter, set Mantis.CropToolbarConfig.ratioCandidatesShowType = .alwaysShowRatioList

public enum RatioCandidatesShowType {
    case presentRatioList
    case alwaysShowRatioList
}

• If you build your custom toolbar you can add your own fixed ratio buttons

// set a custom fixed ratio
cropToolbarDelegate?.didSelectRatio(ratio: 9 / 16)

• If you want to set different crop shape, set Mantis.Config.cropShapeType

public enum CropShapeType {
    case rect
    case ellipse(maskOnly: Bool = false)
    case roundedRect(radiusToShortSide: CGFloat, maskOnly: Bool = false)
}

• If you want to apply transformations when showing an image, set Mantis.Config.presetTransformationType

public enum PresetTransformationType {
    case none
    case presetInfo(info: Transformation)
    case presetNormalizedInfo(normailizedInfo: CGRect)
}

Please use the transformation infomation obtained previously from delegate method cropViewControllerDidCrop(_ cropViewController: CropViewController, cropped: UIImage, transformation: Transformation).

Demo code

        let cropViewController = Mantis.cropViewController(image: <Your Image>)
        cropViewController.delegate = self
        <Your ViewController>.present(cropViewController, animated: true)

Credits

• The crop are strongly inspired by TOCropViewController
• The rotation feature is inspired by IGRPhotoTweaks
• The rotation dial is inspired by 10clock
• Thanks Leo Dabus for helping me to solve the problem of cropping an ellipse image with transparent background https://stackoverflow.com/a/59805317/288724
• Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com is licensed by CC 3.0 BY