This is a small iOS app written in Swift and SwiftUI that allows users to select an image from their device's file system using the UIImagePickerController. It leverages UIViewControllerRepresentable
and the Coordinator pattern to seamlessly integrate UIKit components into a SwiftUI app.
- Select an image from the device's file system.
- Seamless integration of UIImagePickerController with SwiftUI.
Before you begin, ensure you have met the following requirements:
- Xcode installed on your macOS device.
- Basic knowledge of Swift and SwiftUI.
Follow these steps to get the project up and running:
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Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/image-selector-app.git
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Open the project in Xcode.
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Build and run the app on your iOS simulator or device.
The app uses the UIImagePickerController to allow the user to pick an image from their device. It employs the UIViewControllerRepresentable protocol to wrap the UIKit component in a SwiftUI view. This is achieved with the help of the Coordinator pattern, which bridges the communication between SwiftUI and UIKit.
The main components are:
ImagePicker
: A SwiftUI view that presents the UIImagePickerController.
ImagePickerCoordinator
: The coordinator responsible for managing the UIImagePickerController and handling delegate methods.
• Launch the app on your iOS device or simulator. • Tap the "Select Image" button. • The UIImagePickerController will be presented, allowing you to select an image from your device's file system. Once you've chosen an image, it will be displayed in the app.
This app does not rely on any external dependencies beyond the Swift standard library and UIKit.