pd95/swiftui-continuity-camera

A prototype to use "Continuity Camera" macOS feature in SwiftUI

Continuity Camera

This is another learning project where I investigate how I can incorporate the "Continuity Camera" API, available in macOS to easily take pictures and scan documents, into SwiftUI.

It was inspired by Apples developer article: Supporting Continuity Camera in Your Mac App which shows how to incorporate it into an AppKit app.

Demo

This demo app shows an alternative way to import an image into your app. It shows the apps main window into which files can be dragged, or the "Continuity Camera" can be triggered by using the context action on the second button.

swiftui-continuity-camera's Issues

Add a license to specify licensing terms

This is a great simple example of how to integrate Continuity Camera into a SwftUI app. It would be great if you could explicitly specify the licensing terms of the code in case you are open to having other people reuse this work.

Without a license the default licensing applies which is pretty restrictive:

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(from: Licensing A Repository)

Maybe an MIT license?

Thank you for the example!