This repository contains the public AQPhotoPicker specifications.
It's a cool Photo Picker app for iOS (tested on iPhone, not on iPad yet), and quite easy to use. With this control, you can capture photos from iPhone camera or select photos from album by implementing only one callback method.
Your iOS project. (Tested on iOS versions 7.0 and 7.1. Should work on previous versions as well)
Note: This is ARC-enabled code. You'll need Xcode 4.2 and OS X 10.6, at least.
Either clone and copy the following three files in your project:
AQPhotoPickerView.h
AQPhotoPickerView.m
AQPhotoPickerView.xib
Or use CocoaPods.
Do #import "TTImagePickerView.h" in your own class, and implement the delegate TTImagePickerViewDelegate.
You're all set. Now all you've to do is write this code
[AQPhotoPickerView presentInViewController:self];
on the image tap method, or button click, or for whatever event you want photo picker to appear.
And finally implement this delegate to received the photo from PhotoPicker or Camera.
-(void)photoFromImagePickerView:(UIImage*) photo {
[imageViewPic setImage:photo];
}DONE.
These specifications and CocoaPods are available under the MIT license.