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.
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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
I want to generate an XML document in iOS. My primary goal is to generate it using inbuilt classes/libraries. I researched a lot and I found that NSXMLElement, NSXMLDocument etc are used to generate XML in OS X but not in iOS (correct me if I'm wrong about this). I found some of the third party libraries like GDataXML, APXML etc which generates the XMLDocument as per my needs. But, I'm trying hard to achieve the same using inbuilt classes (if any). BTW, I do not want the strings to be appended manually to create XML.
I'm not expecting a complete code which does the generation. Any help/suggestion on any inbuilt classes would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
You're right -- you need to look for a 3rd party solution for XML writing in iOS. For parsing, there is NSXMLParser.
For generating PDF files we can use Core Graphics. Similarly is there any framework / class that can be used for generating .ppt (power point presentation) files via code ? Or is there any third party framework for this purpose.
There's no in-built Apple API, and I've never heard of a third-party framework for this.
Seems there are still no open source solutions for this for iOS platform. Aspose seems to have something and another commercial that pretty recently emerged - libpptx.com, at least it provides some generic functionality to craft pptx
I am looking to implement an eBook reader app. I have found an open source PDF viewer that suited my needs. I now would like to know if there are any open source ePub viewers that I could leverage into the app.
Does anyone know of open source ePub viewers?
Try this https://github.com/fedefrappi/AePubReader
To provide a more up-to-date answer for those finding this question six years later, two libraries that allow epub parsing & display on iOS are:
Folio Reader and
Readium (specifically, the Streamer subproject)
Would anyone know a good and easy-to-use library on iOS to parse KML in order to get all the polygons described in the file?
This appears to be a promising one: https://github.com/mapbox/Simple-KML
Just researching myself.
You may find the KMLViewer example in the iOS sample code helpful: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/KMLViewer/Introduction/Intro.html
This one seems to work well for me:
http://kmlframework.com/#license
The sample app lets you enter a URL to some KML, and it will display it.
It is free to use under the MIT license (which includes commercial use).