Subclass of UIView that supports drawing.

Using CocoaPods

pod "DrawView"

In the storyboard under the views Identity Inspector set the view class to DrawView.

In the implementation file you can setup the drawing view.

drawingView.strokeColor = [UIColor blackColor];
drawingView.strokeWidth = 25.0f;

Since DrawView is a subclass of UIView, to change the background just change the backgroundColor property.

You can draw either a existing UIBezierPath or CGPathRef by calling either of the following methods.

- (void)drawBezier:(UIBezierPath *)path;
- (void)drawPath:(CGPathRef)path;

To animate the current path in the draw view call

- (void)animatePath;

To support undo add a button with a target to the DrawView instance, and set the action to undoDrawing:. See example for more details.

To enable signature mode call setMode: and pass in the SignatureMode mode type. This will give you a simple signature UI for the user to use while signing on the device.

There are two ways to read what is currently in the drawing view. Either call imageRepresentation which will return a UIImage that can be later used in a email or to save to the users Camera Roll. Or call bezierPathRepresentation which returns a single bezier path that can be archived and restored within your app. See the example project for more information.

		// How to read the drawing view into a image and save to the camera roll.
        UIImage *drawingImage = [drawingView imageRepresentation];
        ALAssetsLibrary *library = [[ALAssetsLibrary alloc] init];
        [library writeImageToSavedPhotosAlbum:drawingImage.CGImage orientation:ALAssetOrientationUp completionBlock:^(NSURL *assetURL, NSError *error) {
            NSLog(@"%@",assetURL);
            NSLog(@"%@",error);
        }];

To debug the path set debugBox to true. This will add a grey box around the bounds of the current path.