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iOS: Feature-Request: Add "assetFolder" for Android-parity #20
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Yeah, sub-directories can likely cause issues in the current implementation. Will fix in 1.2.0 Beta 2, but tbh, since it is no image, it has nothing to do in images/. |
Where can I put the images then for now? |
Lottie-files are no images, they are json-based data structures. Put the JSON into app/assets and your normal images in app/assets/images if you want, but that just depends on what your app wants. Lottie does not use any local image files. |
I know that. But some Lottie animation requires external images. But then I can't use it because the images are not loading with this extension. |
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+1 ! I really need this one on iOS! |
any updates on this? |
This is an open source repository, guys. You can either contribute to it or hire someone to do it for you if necessary. Please don't spam GitHub threads like this. |
I have put the images folder and the json file on
/app/assets/iphone/
The json file is working but the images are not displayed, I add put the assetFolder properties to :
images/
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