I am trying to build a billing(Invoice) application in SwiftUI. that works on ipad and mac. i need some help in creating pdf documents, how to convert my data to a pdf document?
iOS has PDFKit framework specifically used for creating and manipulating PDF type documents.
Read more about PDFKit and how to use it in the following sources:
Documentation
Blog post
Related
Scenario: a rudimentary iOS/MacOS application generated by Xcode 'document' template with the ability to read/write .swift file.
Purpose: to have a Swift-Language source-code viewer for both Mac & iOS for purview only.
I merely would like to have a simple iOS Application that I can use to store Swift code snippets for study on-the-go (mobile).
I'm able to view .swift files but I lost the font/colors used to display within Xcode.
Question: how do I view the original font/color text? ...or
Must I have to convert the entire source-code into an AttributedText?
Example: I want to preserve the code as is shown below:
As Apple introduced the PDF support for the Xcode Image Asset Catalog I was wondering if it's also possible to add PDFs at runtime?
What I want is to download my PDF-Assets and use them similar to JPGs or PNGs in my App with the difference that I only need one instead of 3 resolutions.
use this link it will help you
http://alldonegoodbye.tumblr.com/post/97647217699/xcode-6-vector-image-support-pdf
Is it possible to open a PDF document on an specific page number using quick look framework?
or do I have to use another reader?
Thanks!.
The QuickLook framework does not provide support for this feature. You have to use another PDF viewer framework.
I am trying to run Interactive PDF files in iPad using Xcode.
I have successfully run simple PDF file in iPad using Xcode. But when I tried to run interactive PDF file which contains videos then in iPad simulator it skips the videos in the PDF and simply run the PDF.
Please help me out in this matter.
This is difficult, because most PDF viewers (and engines) just concentrate on the graphical representation. Interactive elements like hyperlinks, javascript and videos are generally not supported.
Unless you find a ready-to-use engine (maybe Adobe has something like that as an SDK?) it will be difficult. There are a lot of video codecs and formats that you'd need to support.
What types of files can the built in iPad UIWebView handle natively? It seems to handle PDF files and image files fine with loadRequest URL's, but it can't handle Excel spreadsheets. What is the complete list of files that it is capable of showing natively?
Apple's documentation is here:
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/qa/qa2008/qa1630.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40008749
They claim it does support Excel (.xls); perhaps you have a xlsx or a problem with mimetypes on the server? (Though that list is the iPhone OS 3.0 list, but I can't see why they'd have removed any supported formats on the iPad.)