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iOS Photo Editor SDK quickstart

This guide demonstrates how to quickly integrate iOS Photo Editor SDK into your React Native project. The main part of an integration and customization is implemented in ios directory in your React Native project using native iOS development process.

Once complete you will be able to launch photo editor in your React Native project.

Installation

Add iOS Photo Editor SDK dependency pod 'BanubaPhotoEditorSDK', '1.2.5' to your Podfile.

Launch

First, initialize the Photo Editor SDK using the license token in SdkEditorModule on iOS.

let photoEditorSDK = BanubaPhotoEditor(
          token: token,
          ...
      )

Please note that the instance photoEditorSDK can be nil if the license token is incorrect.

Next, to start the Photo Editor SDK from React Native use openIosPhotoEditor() method defined in App.js. It will open the Photo Editor SDK from gallery screen.

async function openPhotoEditor() {
  SdkEditorModule.initPhotoEditorSDK(LICENSE_TOKEN);
  return await SdkEditorModule.openPhotoEditor();
}

<Button
  style={[styles.button, styles.photoButton]}
  onPress={async () => {
      openPhotoEditor()
        .then(response => console.log('Exported photo = ' + response?.photoUri))
        .catch(e => this.handleSdkError(e));
  }}
>

Export returns the photoUri path as a String value of local URL that leads to exported photo in .png format.