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NSURL Protocol for the UIWebView which allows users to easily define where images are located with the moustache template.
The NSURLWebViewProtocol looks for two link prefixes in the moustache.template and will perform an NSURLRequest to request them from either the app bundle or documents location For example <img src="bundleimage://imagename.png" /> or <img src="documentsimage://imagename.png" />
Added the NSURLWebViewProtocol so that it can detect custom URLS such as bundleimage:// and documentsimage://
Updated README with the details on how to specify images from the app bundle or documents location.
Updated README so that the HTML Snippets appear correctly.
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Hi,
I ran into an issue with my project where basically I needed to display a logo and other files in my PDF which are bundled with the app but also needed to include images which the user creates or downloads.
Setting the baseURL on the UIWebView only worked for one location or the other, so I have created this NSURLProtocol which will look for the following img prefixes in the html template
bundleimage://
documentsimage://
Once these are detected it will get the image from the right location and serve it up in the UIWebView and also the PDF.
Hope you find this useful.
Thanks Aaron