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One really useful thing to add (though maybe some amount of work) would be when fetched data is a gif, it is automatically split to create an animated UIImage, which is then added to the imageview in a way that it starts animating.
(Also: Thank you for the great library!)
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While I'm not keen on the idea of adding GIF support to Haneke (too many responsibilities for a single project), I'm not opposed to have a separate Haneke+GIF project that does this.
I would have to add a few extension points to Haneke for that to be possible seamlessly. I will take it into account for future updates.
My idea was to bind in one of the gif libraries for ios, that already have the capability to decompose provided gif data and deliver an animated UIImage. Then, the only responsibility to add for Haneke would be to recognize gif data and pass it to the gif library, instead of directly instanciating an UIImage from the data.
The user would be responsible for setting the animationRepeatCount on the imageView, but the Haneke could start the animation as soon as the image was set to the imageView (that would have to be added to the imageView category).
(Since I´m really new to gitHub, I don´t know whether it is appropriate to make a fork for such extension of functionality. I also don´t want to burden and annoy you with my request, so please let me know if I do, or whether I should care for that myself)
One really useful thing to add (though maybe some amount of work) would be when fetched data is a gif, it is automatically split to create an animated UIImage, which is then added to the imageview in a way that it starts animating.
(Also: Thank you for the great library!)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: