You would need to integrate AVCaptureEventInteraction
into the AVCaptureSession
or a related component.
The API usage could look like this:
if #available(iOS 17.2, *) {
let interaction = AVCaptureEventInteraction { event in
// Handle the volume button press event here
// e.g., Trigger photo capture
print("AVCaptureEventInteraction Fired")
}
// Add the interaction to your capture session or related component
// That might depend on further details from the API documentation
captureSession.addInteraction(interaction)
}
But, since the AVCaptureEventInteraction
API documentation is not detailed, you might need to experiment with where to add this interaction within the AVCaptureSession
setup. A likely place is right after initializing the session and before starting it.
I tried a quick search on GitHub... and found nothing(!)
You could try and add the AVCaptureEventInteraction
initialization in the configureSession
method of the AVCam
sample, after setting up the session but before starting it.
Inside the closure of AVCaptureEventInteraction
, implement the logic to capture a photo when the volume button is pressed. Add the interaction to the AVCaptureSession
.
func configureSession() {
// existing setup code for AVCaptureSession
if #available(iOS 17.2, *) {
let interaction = AVCaptureEventInteraction { event in
// Implement the logic to capture a photo
print("AVCaptureEventInteraction Fired")
// Example: self.capturePhoto()
}
captureSession.addInteraction(interaction)
}
// rest of the session configuration
}
将self.capturePhoto()
替换为AVCam中用于拍摄照片的实际方法.