A Swift photo browser/viewer for iOS with zoom, pan, captions, and web image caching.
SKPhotoBrowser is an open-source iOS library that provides a customizable photo browser and viewer component for Swift applications. It allows developers to display single or multiple images with zoom, pan, and dismiss gestures, handling images from local sources or web URLs with caching. It solves the need for a ready-made, native-feeling image gallery in iOS apps.
iOS developers building apps that require integrated photo viewing features, such as social media apps, product galleries, or media-rich applications.
Developers choose SKPhotoBrowser for its simplicity, native iOS design inspired by Facebook and Twitter, and high degree of customization without the overhead of building a photo browser from scratch.
Simple PhotoBrowser/Viewer inspired by facebook, twitter photo browsers written by swift
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Supports UIImage objects, local files, and web URLs with optional caching, allowing versatile integration across different image storage methods.
Provides zoom, pan, and swipe-to-dismiss functionality with a Facebook-like minimal interface, ensuring a smooth and familiar user experience.
Allows hiding/showing toolbars, customizing colors, fonts, button images, and status bar visibility via SKPhotoBrowserOptions for tailored UI control.
Offers numerous delegate methods for lifecycle events, photo deletion, and UI interactions, enabling complex behaviors like custom callbacks and screenshot protection.
Requires iOS 9.0 or higher, excluding support for older iOS versions that some legacy or niche applications might still need to target.
Setting up requires creating SKPhoto arrays and manually configuring options via code, which can be cumbersome for quick implementations compared to more plug-and-play libraries.
Focused solely on photo browsing without built-in support for videos, GIFs, or other dynamic media, making it less suitable for multimedia-rich apps.