Async GIF image decoder and Image viewer supporting play GIF images. It just use very less memory.
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updated Dec 19, 2020
Asynchronized GIF image class and Image viewer supporting play/stop GIF images.
It just use very less memory. Following GIF usually will cost almost 600MB memory if it is fully decoded (800x600x389x4 Bytes), but using YLGIFImage, it just use about 30MB memory.
For this gif file, iOS Pinterest also will crash, but using YLGIFImage, it won't!
####Swift support I created another project to implement YLGIFImage using swift, it's called YLGIFImage-Swift.
####Get Start Using CocoaPods to get start, you can add following line to your Podfile:
pod 'YLGIFImage'
####Using it For using YLGIFImage, it's very simple:
YLImageView* imageView = [[YLImageView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 160, 320, 240)];
[self.view addSubview:imageView];
imageView.image = [YLGIFImage imageNamed:@"joy.gif"];
Here is the demo looks like:
Thanks to OLImageView! I referred a lot to this project, especially using CADisplayLink to play the animation.
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76 followers · starred Apr 2014
67 followers · starred Apr 2014
47 followers · starred Aug 2016
Async GIF image decoder and Image viewer supporting play GIF images. It just use very less memory.
Objective-C
1,759
20 commits
updated Dec 19, 2020
Asynchronized GIF image class and Image viewer supporting play/stop GIF images.
It just use very less memory. Following GIF usually will cost almost 600MB memory if it is fully decoded (800x600x389x4 Bytes), but using YLGIFImage, it just use about 30MB memory.
For this gif file, iOS Pinterest also will crash, but using YLGIFImage, it won't!
####Swift support I created another project to implement YLGIFImage using swift, it's called YLGIFImage-Swift.
####Get Start Using CocoaPods to get start, you can add following line to your Podfile:
pod 'YLGIFImage'
####Using it For using YLGIFImage, it's very simple:
YLImageView* imageView = [[YLImageView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 160, 320, 240)];
[self.view addSubview:imageView];
imageView.image = [YLGIFImage imageNamed:@"joy.gif"];
Here is the demo looks like:
Thanks to OLImageView! I referred a lot to this project, especially using CADisplayLink to play the animation.
6,173 followers · starred Apr 2014
76 followers · starred Apr 2014
67 followers · starred Apr 2014
47 followers · starred Aug 2016