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    SVGKit

    SVGKit

    Display and interact with SVG Images on iOS/OS X

    SVGKit is a Cocoa framework for rendering SVG files natively, it's fast and powerful. SVGKit is an image library, so rather than Unit Tests we have a large set of sample SVG's that we use to check everything is working OK. All the images are included in the "Demo-iOS" app (that comes with SVGKit). If you have many images to add at once (hundreds) then there's a different technique that lets you add an entire folder at once.
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