A Swift library providing UI components for trimming and cropping videos in iOS apps.
PryntTrimmerView is an iOS library written in Swift that provides customizable UI components for video editing tasks, specifically trimming and cropping. It simplifies integrating video manipulation interfaces into mobile applications by offering pre-built, visually consistent controls. The library focuses solely on the user interface, leaving the actual video processing implementation to the developer for flexibility.
iOS developers building applications that require in-app video editing features, such as social media apps, video creation tools, or media management platforms. It is suitable for developers who need ready-to-use trimming and cropping UI components without handling the visual design from scratch.
Developers choose PryntTrimmerView for its dedicated, customizable UI components that separate interface concerns from video processing logic, promoting cleaner code and faster integration. Its support for aspect ratio control, delegate protocols for preview linking, and theme customization allows it to fit seamlessly into existing app designs.
A set of tools to trim, crop and select frames inside a video
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Allows developers to change colors for handles, main areas, and position bars via properties like handleColor and mainColor, enabling seamless theme integration as shown in the README.
Provides TrimmerViewDelegate to link trimming actions with AVPlayer for real-time video previews, improving user experience with live feedback during edits.
Supports setting specific aspect ratios for cropping using the setAspectRatio method, ensuring consistent output formats without manual calculations.
Available through CocoaPods, Carthage, and Swift Package Manager, simplifying integration into various iOS project setups with clear documentation.
The library only provides UI components; developers must implement actual video trimming and cropping using AVFoundation, adding significant development overhead as warned in the README.
Focuses solely on trimming and cropping UI, lacking support for common video editing tasks like adding filters, adjusting audio, or handling multi-track timelines.
Requires iOS 9 or higher due to reliance on Layout Anchors, which may exclude support for older devices or legacy projects targeting earlier iOS versions.