Good day folks,
Actually, it was avery good step that Apple added Vector feature to their devices. It has a lot of advantages in my point of view:-
Actually, it was avery good step that Apple added Vector feature to their devices. It has a lot of advantages in my point of view:-
- Decreasing app size: you don't need 3 types of each image to display it for different resolutions.
- Decreasing images problems: Some times I got images with some problems in @2x only or @3x only.
But the main problem here is the format Apple supports. It does only support Vector PDF which is not widely common and a lot of images online are a SVG instead.
I wanted to get a way to display SVG on my iOS and I passed by many like PocketSVG and SVGKit. But all of them are very heavy and full of bugs.
So, in the solution here, with some online help, I managed to make this very small-light library. Actually you can say it's a small function which is used to display SVG images not on UIImageView but on UIWebView.
The problem I faced was to resize my SVG on that WebView and I solved it by embedding it into an image.
Check my repository here.
