Wei Wang
Wei Wang
For the UIKit world (a.k.a the `uiImageView.kf` extension), it now lacks a way to update the placeholder just in place like in SwiftUI. A possible solution is adding your own...
@xinyzhao It seems that you are using an older version. Can you verify and get the same with the latest Kingfisher version 7.4.1?
Can you give some more context or code snippet to show your usage of `KFImage` and the way you trying to load/remove from the cache? Internally, Kingfisher performs some calculation...
As you are using a `DownsamplingImageProcessor`, it is a customize processor. Kingfisher will cache the processed images instead of the original one, to prevent any further downloading. In this case,...
There is a clear cache method to purge both the memory and disk cache, if you do not want to distinguish the cache type: ```swift ImageCache.default.clearCache() ```
That flag was created to fix a multiple `start(context:)` invocation. With the original issue #1988 existing, I guess it might be the best thing we can do now (We do...
Different from the extension method (`imageView.kf.setImage()`) which can keep track of your view and determine which image is for which cell (even it is reused), the manager method `retrieveImage` does...
Then I would suggest you bind a task to your cell, and always try to cancel the task if another download starts: ```swift class ImageCollectionViewCell: UICollectionViewCell { var task: Kingfisher.DownloadTask?...
There is indeed a `keepCurrentImageWhileLoading` in Kingfisher when working with UIKit. But that model is not matching the concept of SwiftUI, so the same option is not existing in `KFImage`...
You can check and inspect some properties on the [`Animator` class](https://github.com/onevcat/Kingfisher/blob/master/Sources/Views/AnimatedImageView.swift#L363) to implement it. There is no direct way for now, but with this patch: [Kingfisher-22-55-07.patch](https://github.com/onevcat/Kingfisher/files/11508348/Kingfisher-22-55-07.patch) ```diff diff --git forkSrcPrefix/Sources/Views/AnimatedImageView.swift...