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Imran Hishaam
Imran Hishaam

Reputation: 141

Adobe Creative SDK iOS Swift 'AdobeImageEditorPremiumAddOn' is unavailable error

I just started using Adobe Creative Cloud SDK and i'm getting an error as mentioned below.

unknown:0: error: 'AdobeImageEditorPremiumAddOn' is unavailable __ObjC.AdobeImageEditorPremiumAddOn:1:38: note: 'AdobeImageEditorPremiumAddOn' has been explicitly marked unavailable here @availability(*, unavailable) struct AdobeImageEditorPremiumAddOn : RawOptionSetType

This error is generating once i insert the below code

var imageView = AdobeUXImageEditorViewController(image: UIImage(named:"image.png"))

imageView.delegate = self
self.presentViewController(imageView, animated: true, completion: nil)

Even after adding app the frameworks exactly the way they have mentioned

Upvotes: 3

Views: 828

Answers (2)

Ramy Adeeb
Ramy Adeeb

Reputation: 151

Faced the same issue. you need to do the following:

1) Create an Objective C method that takes a UIImage and initializes an AdobeUXImageEditorViewController

aviary.m

#import "aviary.h"

@implementation AviaryWrapper

+ (AdobeUXImageEditorViewController *)displayEditorForImage:(UIImage *) imageToEdit
{

    NSString* const CreativeSDKClientId = @""; //TODO use correct value
    NSString* const CreativeSDKClientSecret = @"";

    [[AdobeUXAuthManager sharedManager] setAuthenticationParametersWithClientID:CreativeSDKClientId withClientSecret:CreativeSDKClientSecret];

    AdobeUXImageEditorViewController *editorController = [[AdobeUXImageEditorViewController alloc] initWithImage: imageToEdit];

    return editorController;

}
@end

2) create aviary.h

#ifndef HelloWorld_aviary_h
#define HelloWorld_aviary_h

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import <AdobeCreativeSDKFoundation/AdobeCreativeSDKFoundation.h>
#import <AdobeCreativeSDKImage/AdobeCreativeSDKImage.h>



@interface AviaryWrapper : NSObject

+ (AdobeUXImageEditorViewController *)displayEditorForImage:(UIImage *) imageToEdit;

@end

#endif

3) Make sure to add aviary.h to your bridging header

in bridging header file

#import "aviary.h"

4) then simply call the AviaryWrapper class passing on your image 

 var imageEditor = AviaryWrapper.displayEditorForImage(info[UIImagePickerControllerOriginalImage] as! UIImage)
 presentViewController(imageEditor, animated: true, completion: nil)

(or in your case replace info[UIImagePickerControllerOriginalImage] with the actual image you want rendered.

Upvotes: 1

Imran Hishaam
Imran Hishaam

Reputation: 141

The only solution i found as a workaround is to create a Bridging Header and call it from Swift as shown below

This is Objective C 

[[AdobeUXImageEditorViewController alloc] initWithImage:[UIImage    imageNamed:@"img.jpg"]];

[editorController setDelegate:self];

[self presentViewController:editorController animated:YES completion:nil];

and call the above code from swift as show below

 var view = objcViewController()
 self.navigationController!.presentViewController(view, animated: true, completion: nil)

if there is any better way to get it done please let me know.

Upvotes: 1

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