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diff --git a/Assets/demo.gif b/Assets/demo.gif Binary files differindex ac9ac66..2aefce2 100644 --- a/Assets/demo.gif +++ b/Assets/demo.gif @@ -118,14 +118,27 @@ struct ExampleView: View { } ``` -You can also configure `SwiftyCropView` by passing a `SwiftyCropConfiguration`: +SwiftyCrop supports two different mask shapes for cropping: +- `circle` +- `square` + +This is only the shape of the mask the user will see when cropping the image. The resulting, cropped image will always be a square. + +You can also configure `SwiftyCropView` by passing a `SwiftyCropConfiguration`. A configuration has the following properties: + +| Property | Description | +| ----------- | ----------- | +| `maxMagnificationScale` | `CGFloat`: The maximum scale factor that the image can be magnified while cropping. Defaults to `4.0`. | +| `maskRadius` | `CGFloat`: The radius of the mask used for cropping. Defaults to `130`. A good way is to make it dependend on the screens size. | + +Create a configuration like this: ```swift let configuration = SwiftyCropConfiguration( maxMagnificationScale = 4.0, maskRadius: 130 ) ``` - +and use it like this: ```swift .fullScreenCover(isPresented: $showImageCropper) { if let selectedImage = selectedImage { |
