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MijickCamera Documentation

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https://github.com/mijick/camera

A Swift framework that simplifies camera implementation in iOS applications by abstracting AVKit. It provides a ready-to-use UI with automated permission handling, media capture for images and video, and customizable screens for errors and captured media. Supports Swift 6, manual zoom, focus, torch, flash, and advanced settings like ISO and HDR mode.

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What's inside MijickCamera

  1. Overview of MijickCamera features

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    MijickCamera is a Swift framework designed to simplify camera implementation by reducing the complexity of AVKit. It provides a modern, minimalistic UI and handles common camera workflows automatically.

    Key Features:

    • Media Capture: Supports image and video capture (with or without sound).
    • Automated Workflow: Automatically handles permissions and displays error screens if permissions are denied. It also manages the transition to a captured media screen.
    • Camera Controls: Supports camera position changes, manual zoom, manual focus, torch, flash, and changeable frame rates/resolutions.
    • Advanced Settings: Access to exposure duration, target bias, ISO, HDR mode, and more.
    • UI & UX: Includes built-in camera filters, gesture support, beautiful animations, and blocks screen orientation changes to maintain stability.
    • Customization: All three core screens (Error, Captured Media, and Camera) are fully customizable.
    • Modern Support: Fully supports Swift 6.

  2. Understand the MCamera screen lifecycle

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    MijickCamera (via MCamera) simplifies state management by providing three integrated screens that manage the entire camera workflow:

    1. Error Screen: Automatically displayed if camera permissions are not granted.
    2. Camera Screen: The main interface for capturing media, featuring built-in controls and animations.
    3. Captured Media Screen: Automatically displayed after a successful capture to show the results.

    This structure allows developers to handle the entire lifecycle—from permission requests to displaying results—with minimal code.