DreamPiggy

If you don't need any UIImageView/LPLinkView. You can just use `SDImageCache` to query the cache existence. Just as normal HTTP URL. After query, you can decode the `LPLinkMetadata` from the...

The LPLinkMetadata is encoded use keyed-archive and stored into Image Data’s xattr (See: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_file_attributes) You can get the Image Data path by using SDImageCache.cachePathForKey Then using POSIX API to grab...

This repo use Apple's LinkPresentation framework. Which have no detailed control on the loading phase for meta info. I guess this is Apple's implementation that do not refer the HTTP...

But actually...I may have no active maintainance on this repo :( I guess this issue related to iOS's unversal link: https://developer.apple.com/ios/universal-links/ Maybe you can try to debug this behavior ?...

And, you can forget that `LPLinkView`. Which is a little buggy at the time I wrote this repo. You directly use `LPLinkMetadata` to grab image and title back, then set...

Use `LPLinkView` with the already cached (already queried and using NSCoding to read from disk or memory)`LPLinkMetada`, fastest.

We have example use CocoaPods, I don't know why you say "Don't use CocoaPods", it just a ruby tool and does not force you to use (Use CocoaPods in our...

1. I was just wondering if you had an example of a UICollectionView with a lot of URLS that doesn't freeze up when scrolled quickly If you think there are...

> I think this is just that LinkPresentation framework was not made for volume use, especially since it blocks the main thread when LPLinkMetadata is fetched. You still say "I...

Our [SDWebImage](https://github.com/SDWebImage/SDWebImage) already use **Only one target**, because it does not have any dependency. However, suck for the substream dependency. See all our effected frameworks who have to support Carthage:...