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Upgrade SDWebImage 5.0, using SDAnimatedImageView instead of FLAnimatedImageView for better animation support #454
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Submodule SDWebImage
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from ccb8b5 to 072e62
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In 5.0, all external image format (Not supported by Apple's built-in framework), is a coder plugin.
The user, can choose to use any format, don't need a CocoaPods subspec for this. Which make it more modular and under control. See more on : https://github.com/SDWebImage/SDWebImage/wiki/Coder-Plugin-List
For example, if user want to use WebP format, they can do this:
Then register the coder plugin, in
AppDelegate.m
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This would mean that by default this module would no longer support as many formats though right?
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Whether SDWebImage supports some format, or not. It's now, totally controlled by the users (the Pod integrator). If users want, they can supports all the format, listed in : Coder Plugin List.
The main repo (
SDWebImage
pod itself), only supports the built-in format by Apple's SDK. Typically the JPEG/PNG/APNG/TIFF/GIF/HEIF, etc.As I see, react-native-fast-image SDK, didn't rely on any dependency on what original image format is. Isn't it ? We just care about the animation, and their meta info (loop count/ frame count), but not what detailed the original compressed data is. Both APNG/GIF/WebP/BPG(more) supports animation, they can be abstracted as the same.