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ElrB avatar ElrB commented on June 13, 2024

My current work around:
Since kingfisher promises to use absolute string from url to check if image is cached, I simply create URL(string: "cache key") then pass it in setImage method as url (that way I get to use setImage options input param). Of course this caused me to force unwrap url, but I first check if image is cached.

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onevcat avatar onevcat commented on June 13, 2024

You can create an image resource with a customized cache key and load it:

let resource = KF.ImageResource(downloadURL: url, cacheKey: "my_cache_key")
imageView.kf.setImage(with: resource)

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ElrB avatar ElrB commented on June 13, 2024

The thing is, the images are not being downloaded in the first place, but manually cache them, then try to set them onto image view through imageView.kf.setImage. As you know setImage does not take cache key, that I used to cache the image. I tried using KF.ImageResource but I don't have a url for the image, and I think the resource here is used to download and cache image under specific key. All in all, just note that I am not downloading the images but trying to use imageView.kf.setImage in order to take advantage of the options param.

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onevcat avatar onevcat commented on June 13, 2024

If there is already a place to load the image (and you will always have it locally), then maybe instead of the ImageResource (which is basically for remote image), you can use one of the ImageDataProvider to provide the image. Then, Kingfisher will handle the left.

Check this for detail: https://github.com/onevcat/Kingfisher/wiki/Cheat-Sheet#imagedataprovider

Or as long as you can get the raw data of the image somewhere, you can also create your own data provider.


If you only have the local image transiently, and in the future there might be a chance you need to load it from a remote URL, then you can firstly manually cache it in the ImageCache with a cache key, then create an ImageResource to load it, from cache first, and if not found, download from the remote URL.

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ElrB avatar ElrB commented on June 13, 2024

Is there an ImageDataProvider to load an image from kingfisher cache? If yes, kindly comment. I only know of LocalFileImageDataProvider, which loads from app files.

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