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'WebP/decode.h' file not found

Open GuillaumeRossolini opened this issue 9 years ago • 7 comments

Hi, I am having the same issue as #1 when installed via cocoapods:

$ pod install
[...]
Using iOS-WebP (0.4)
//
//  UIImage+WebP.h
//  iOS-WebP
//
//  Created by Sean Ooi on 12/21/13.
//  Copyright (c) 2013 Sean Ooi. All rights reserved.
//

#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
#import <WebP/decode.h>

=> 'WebP/decode.h' file not found

Regards,

GuillaumeRossolini avatar Dec 13 '15 13:12 GuillaumeRossolini

@GuillaumeRossolini did you ever found a solution for this?

romk1n avatar Oct 21 '16 01:10 romk1n

No but I didn't try very hard either. I was hoping for an easy fix on the lib side, like #1.

GuillaumeRossolini avatar Oct 21 '16 04:10 GuillaumeRossolini

library is dead? same issue here

rostopira avatar Jan 29 '17 21:01 rostopira

@romk1n @rostopira I definitely recall having loaded webp images in a sample iOS app, which means I found a lib somewhere that does work (if not this one). Don't remember the details off the top of my head, though.

GuillaumeRossolini avatar Jan 31 '17 13:01 GuillaumeRossolini

same issue here Maybe there is no support anymore

auryn31 avatar Apr 25 '17 14:04 auryn31

The SDWebImage lib (which you might want to use anyway) now includes support for webp

GuillaumeRossolini avatar Apr 26 '17 07:04 GuillaumeRossolini

@GuillaumeRossolini thanks a lot :-) with this library it works better and faster than with kingfisher :-) Fund a good example at http://www.oodlestechnologies.com/blogs/Using-SDWebImage-for-WebP-Images-in-Swift its a little bit old, but at all, it works with some modifications :-)

auryn31 avatar Apr 26 '17 09:04 auryn31