peekaboo

📂 Kotlin Multiplatform library for Compose Multiplatform, designed for seamless integration of an image picker feature in iOS and Android applications.

Getting started

Compose Multiplatform

peekaboo is based on Compose Multiplatform, currently targeting only iOS and Android.
Please note that it primarily focuses on these platforms, and additional platforms may be considered in the future.
When using peekaboo on Android, ensure that Google's Jetpack Compose version is compatible with peekaboo's Compose Multiplatform version.

Installation

The minimum supported Android SDK is 24 (Android 7.0).

In your commonMain configuration, add the desired dependency, either peekaboo-ui or peekaboo-image-picker, to your project. Both are available on Maven Central.

Without Version Catalog

commonMain {
    dependencies {
        // peekaboo-ui
        implementation("io.github.onseok:peekaboo-ui:$latest_version")

        // peekaboo-image-picker
        implementation("io.github.onseok:peekaboo-image-picker:$latest_version")
    }
}

With Version Catalog

First, define the version in libs.versions.toml:

[versions]
peekaboo = "0.5.2"

[libraries]
peekaboo-ui = { module = "io.github.onseok:peekaboo-ui", version.ref = "peekaboo" }
peekaboo-image-picker = { module = "io.github.onseok:peekaboo-image-picker", version.ref = "peekaboo" }

Then, in your commonMain configuration, reference the defined version:

commonMain {
    dependencies {
        // peekaboo-ui
        implementation(libs.peekaboo.ui)

        // peekaboo-image-picker
        implementation(libs.peekaboo.image.picker)
    }
}

Artifacts

Name	Description
peekaboo-ui	Provides user-friendly UI elements, including a custom camera view for easy image capture, suitable for both iOS and Android platforms.
peekaboo-image-picker	Simplifies the process of selecting single or multiple images both in iOS and Android platforms.

Usage

Xcode setup

In order to access the camera on iOS devices, it's essential to include a specific key-value pair in the Info.plist file of your iOS project. This key-value pair comprises a key that identifies the type of permission being requested and a value that provides a user-friendly description explaining why the app needs access to the camera.

Here's the key-value pair you should add to your Info.plist:

<key>Privacy - Camera Usage Description</key>
<string>This app uses camera for capturing photos.</string>

Custimizable Camera UI

PeekabooCamera is a composable function that provides a customizable camera UI within a Compose Multiplatform application.

Simple Camera UI

@Composable
fun CustomCameraView() {
    val state = rememberPeekabooCameraState(onCapture = { /* Handle captured images */ })
    PeekabooCamera(
        state = state,
        modifier = Modifier.fillMaxSize(),
        permissionDeniedContent = {
            // Custom UI content for permission denied scenario
        },
    )
}

Camera UI with overlay

@Composable
fun CustomCameraView() {
    val state = rememberPeekabooCameraState(onCapture = { /* Handle captured images */ })
    Box(modifier = Modifier.fillMaxSize()) {
        PeekabooCamera(
            state = state,
            modifier = Modifier.fillMaxSize(),
            permissionDeniedContent = {
                // Custom UI content for permission denied scenario
            },
        )
        // Draw here UI you need with provided state
        YourCameraOverlay(
            state = state,
            modifier = Modifier.fillMaxSize(),
        )
    }
}

• state : The PeekabooCameraState to control camera.
• permissionDeniedContent : An optional composable lambda that provides content to be displayed when camera permission is denied. This allows users to define a custom UI to inform or guide the user when camera access has been denied. The content can be informative text, an image, a button to redirect the user to settings, or any other composable content. This lambda will be invoked within the PeekabooCamera composable scope, replacing the camera preview with the user-defined UI.

Camera state

rememberPeekabooCameraState(
    initialCameraMode: CameraMode = CameraMode.Back,
    onCapture: (ByteArray?) -> Unit,
)

• initialCameraMode : The initial camera mode (front or back). Default is [CameraMode.Back]. Changes does not affect state. To toggle use [PeekabooCameraState.toggleCamera]
• onCapture : A lambda called when a photo is captured, providing the photo as a ByteArray or null if the capture fails.
• PeekabooCameraState.isCameraReady : True if camera already available for show
• PeekabooCameraState.isCapturing : True if camera is in progress of capture
• PeekabooCameraState.cameraMode : Current camera mode (front or back)

Capturing an Image from Camera

Android	iOS

Toggling Camera Mode Between Front and Back

Android	iOS

Handling Denied Camera Permissions

Android	iOS

Select Single Image

val scope = rememberCoroutineScope()

val singleImagePicker = rememberImagePickerLauncher(
    selectionMode = SelectionMode.Single,
    scope = scope,
    onResult = { byteArrays ->
        byteArrays.firstOrNull()?.let {
            // Process the selected images' ByteArrays.
            println(it)
        }
    }
)

Button(
    onClick = {
        singleImagePicker.launch()
    }
) {
    Text("Pick Single Image")
}

Android	iOS

Simply select the desired image with an intuitive interface.

Select Multiple Images

If you want to select multiple images, you can use SelectionMode.Multiple(). And you can set the maximum number of images to select. If you didn't set max selection, the default value is maximum number that the system supports.

val scope = rememberCoroutineScope()

val multipleImagePicker = rememberImagePickerLauncher(
    // Optional: Set a maximum selection limit, e.g., SelectionMode.Multiple(maxSelection = 5).
    // Default: No limit, depends on system's maximum capacity.
    selectionMode = SelectionMode.Multiple(maxSelection = 5),
    scope = scope,
    onResult = { byteArrays ->
        byteArrays.forEach {
            // Process the selected images' ByteArrays.
            println(it)
        }
    }
)

Button(
    onClick = {
        multipleImagePicker.launch()
    }
) {
    Text("Pick Multiple Images")
}

Android	iOS

Image Resizing Options

peekaboo offers customizable resizing options for both single and multiple image selections, along with a new feature to resize images only if they exceed a certain file size.
This feature allows you to resize the selected images to specific dimensions, optimizing them for your application's requirements and enhancing performance.

• The default resizing dimensions are set to 800 x 800 pixels.
• The default threshold for resizing is set to 1MB, meaning images larger than this size will be resized.
• You can customize the resizing dimensions, threshold, and now the compression quality according to your needs.

Usage

Set the resizeOptions parameter in rememberImagePickerLauncher with your desired dimensions, threshold and compression quality:

val resizeOptions = ResizeOptions(
    width = 1200, // Custom width
    height = 1200, // Custom height
    resizeThresholdBytes = 2 * 1024 * 1024L, // Custom threshold for 2MB,
    compressionQuality = 0.5 // Adjust compression quality (0.0 to 1.0)
)

Single Image Selection with Resizing

val singleImagePicker = rememberImagePickerLauncher(
    selectionMode = SelectionMode.Single,
    scope = rememberCoroutineScope(),
    resizeOptions = resizeOptions,
    onResult = { byteArrays ->
        byteArrays.firstOrNull()?.let {
            // Process the resized image's ByteArray
            println(it)
        }
    }
)

Multiple Images Selection with Resizing

val multipleImagePicker = rememberImagePickerLauncher(
    selectionMode = SelectionMode.Multiple(maxSelection = 5),
    scope = rememberCoroutineScope(),
    resizeOptions = resizeOptions,
    onResult = { byteArrays ->
        byteArrays.forEach {
            // Process the resized images' ByteArrays
            println(it)
        }
    }
)

💡 Note: While resizing, the aspect ratio of the original images is preserved. The final dimensions may slightly vary to maintain the original proportions.

Image Filter Options

peekaboo-image-picker now offers customizable filter options for selected images.

This feature is available on both Android and iOS devices.

Default	GrayScale	Sepia	Invert

Usage

Set the filterOptions parameter in rememberImagePickerLauncher:

val imagePicker = rememberImagePickerLauncher(
    selectionMode = SelectionMode.Single,
    scope = rememberCoroutineScope(),
    filterOptions = FilterOptions.GrayScale,
    onResult = { byteArrays ->
        // Process the filtered images' ByteArrays
    }
)

💡 Note: The default filter option is Default, which applies no filter. Choose from GrayScale, Sepia, or Invert for different effects.

ByteArray to ImageBitmap Conversion

We've added a new extension function toImageBitmap() to convert a ByteArray into an ImageBitmap.
This function simplifies the process of converting image data into a displayable format, enhancing the app's capability to handle image processing efficiently.

Usage

val imageBitmap = byteArray.toImageBitmap()

Contributions 🙏

Contributions are always welcome!

If you'd like to contribute, please feel free to create a PR or open an issue. 👍

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License

Copyright 2024 onseok

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   https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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