• iOS 12.0+ / macOS 15.7+
• Xcode 26+
• Swift 5.10+

JNImagePicker support SwiftPM. To use SwiftPM, you should use Xcode 26 to open your project. Click File -> Swift Packages -> Add Package Dependency, enter JNImagePicker repo's URL

• Import JNImagePicker module

import JNImagePicker

• Initalization:

Initialize the image picker object

let imagePickerViewController() = JNImagePickerViewController()

• Setup:

you can setup multiple parameters as shown below, for example:

vc.mediaType = .image
vc.maximumMediaSize = 1
vc.sourceType = .gallery
vc.maximumTotalMediaSizes = 5
vc.pickerDelegate = self

Then display the view by calling

self.present(imagePickerViewController, animated: true, completion: nil)

• Parameters:

  • mediaType: This is for choosing the needed media type to be picked, you can choose between image, video, all
  • maximumMediaSize: This is for deciding the maximum media size to be select in MB per each item, by default its value is -1 which means no limit
  • sourceType: This is for choosing the source of media to be selected from, you can choose between camera, gallery, both
  • maximumTotalMediaSizes: This is for deciding the maximum media size to be select in MB for all selected items in total, by default its value is -1 which means no limit
  • singleSelect: A boolean flag to decide if you want to enable the user to select multiple images or just one item, be default its value is false which means multiple selection enabled
  • maxSelectableCount: This is to decide the maximum items count allowed to be selected from the picker, by default its value is 999
  • allowEditing: This is for allowing the user to edit the selected image by croping it for example, by default its value is false, so initially the editing is disabled
  • pickerDelegate: A delegate that informs the listener with some needed informations, you can check them below

• Delegates:

  • JNImagePickerViewControllerDelegate: You need this delegate to monitor some information like the media size exceeded, and to get the list of selected media
    • didSelectAssets: This returns a list of selected assets
    • failedToSelectAsset: This returns an error to indicate that a problem happened when selected an asset
    • didExceedMaximumMediaSize: This is to indicate that the selected media size is greater than the maximum
    • didExceedMaximumTotalMediaSizesFor: This is to indicate that the total size of the selected media is greater than the maximum
    • imagePickerViewControllerDidCancelPicker: This is to inform the view that the user clicked on cancel button

Jayel Zaghmoutt, [email protected]

JNImagePicker is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.