Part of a larger effort to open source Giffy.
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.
GNCam is available through CocoaPods. To use it, simply add pod 'GNCam' to your Podfile. Make sure that use_frameworks! is also in your Podfile.
It should look something like this:
use_frameworks!
target '<MY_TARGET_NAME>' do
pod 'GNCam'
target '<MY_TEST_TARGET_NAME>' do
inherit! :search_paths
end
endGonzalo Nuñez, [email protected]
Twitter: @gonzalo__nunez
GNCam is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.
As of right now, this is simply a direct Swift 3 port of existing code that I had – the original code is like 2+ years old. In the future, I plan on ditching the "CaptureManager" approach and going with a more protocol-oriented compositional approach. Along with that change, there will need to be a few more things before I can call this v1.0:
- Unit Tests with extensive code coverage
- A cleaner example app that showcases the supported features
Also, more than anything this library gives me the ability to start up a photo/video app in a matter of seconds. With that being said, many of the features added to this will be influenced by goals I have with apps that use this. If for some reason this actually gets starred and used, other developers will be influencing that as well :)
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