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Using SVG files with monotote

Trying to find a way to display / render SVG files without using a WebView object. I found ObjC lib called SVGKit. I am wondering how reliable SVGKit is? Does he have bindings for mono dots? What are my options for displaying vector graphics on an iPhone / iPad? Can this be done using the OpenGL engine?

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I can’t personally confirm how reliable SVGKit is, but scanning its history on GitHub , it conveys most of my “will I hate myself to use this project?” health checks:

  • It has about a dozen commits per month from several different developers,
  • It has a list of active issues,
  • He has hundreds of watchers and dozens of active forks.

I don't know any other alternatives for vector graphics on iOS. OpenGL has no built-in vector features. I am sure that you could be persuaded to draw graphics that you decode in some other way - that sounds like a lot of work.

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Check out Codeautomat . It can convert SVG files to Objective-C. It differs from SVGKit in the sense that it does not work at run time; it basically compiles your SVG for static code.

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