ARWebServerActivity

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A UIActivity subclass that share files via GCDWebServer with Twitter Bootstrap UI.

Overview

ARWebServerActivity is an innovative solution designed for iOS developers looking to enhance their applications with seamless file sharing capabilities. By integrating this UIActivity subclass with a UIActivityViewController, users can effortlessly share various file types via a local web server, all while benefiting from a clean and straightforward user interface influenced by Twitter Bootstrap. This functionality is supported by the swisspol/GCDWebServer framework, making it a versatile choice for handling file sharing needs in iOS apps.

The ability to share different data formats, such as text files, images, and JSON data, adds versatility to application development. If you're looking to streamline the way users share files within your app, ARWebServerActivity is well worth considering.

Features

  • Multiple File Formats: Share a variety of file types including NSString as TXT, UIImage as PNG, NSData as DATA, NSDictionary and NSArray as JSON, and NSURL for both local and remote files.

  • Seamless Integration: Easy to implement within an existing UIActivityViewController, enhancing your application's sharing capabilities.

  • Customizable Server Options: Modify server settings such as port, Bonjour name for visibility, and local files path for sharing based on your app's specific needs.

  • User Interface: Clean and straightforward design using Twitter Bootstrap UI, ensuring a modern look and feel for users during file sharing.

  • ARC Compatibility: Built with Automatic Reference Counting (ARC) in mind for memory management, but also supports non-ARC projects with simple configuration adjustments.

  • Open for Improvement: The project is open to enhancements, allowing developers to contribute features like Auto Layout constraints for better responsiveness and UI refinements.

  • Example Project Included: Comes with an example Xcode project to demonstrate usage, making it easier for developers to get started with integration.