Declarative-style SwiftUI wrapper around asyncronous image views including smooth transitions and caching options.

Asyncrounously download and display images declaratively. Supports placeholders and image transitions.

Flexible caching and image fetching done in background. Currently tested with basic List as seen in Example

As everyone gets to understand SwiftUI more, this project will evolve and get more features.

Enable or disable debug logging

SwURLDebug.loggingEnabled = true

Choose between global persistent or in-memory (default) caching

SwURL.setImageCache(type: .inMemory)

SwURL.setImageCache(type: .persistent)

... or provide your own caching implementation by using ImageCacheType

SwURL.setImageCache(type: .custom(ImageCacheType))

RemoteImageView is initialised with a URL, placeholder Image (default nil) and a .custom ImageTransitionType (default .none).

Upon initialisation, a resized image will be downloaded in the background and placeholder displayed as the image is loading, transitioning to the downloaded image when complete.

LandmarkRow is used in a List

struct LandmarkRow: View {
	var landmark: Landmark
	
	var body: some View {
		HStack {
			RemoteImageView(
				url: landmark.imageURL,
				placeholderImage: Image.init("placeholder_avatar"),
				transition: .custom(transition: .opacity, animation: .easeOut(duration: 0.5))
			).imageProcessing({ image in
				return image
					.resizable()
					.renderingMode(.template)
					.aspectRatio(contentMode: .fit)
			})
			Text(verbatim: landmark.name)
			Spacer()
		}
	}
}

Using function .imageProcessing . Process your placeholder and loaded images once they've been loaded. Apply resizing, aspect ratio, clipping and more! Call imageProcessing on your RemoteImageView and return some View

).imageProcessing({ image in    
    return image
        .resizable()
        .renderingMode(.template)
        .aspectRatio(contentMode: .fit)
})

This gives you the power to return any View you want. RemoteImageView applies resizable() on all images by default.

SwURL is available only through Swift Package Manager

• Open Xcode
• Go to File > Swift Packages > Add Package Dependency...
• Paste this Github Repo URL ( https://github.com/cmtrounce/SwURL ) into the search bar.
• Select the SwURL repo from the search results.
• Choose the branch/version you want to clone. The most recent release is the most stable but you can choose branches master and develop for the most up to date changes.
• Confirm and enjoy!

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