The nuke from woshizilong

Advanced pure Swift framework for loading, caching, processing, displaying and preheating images. It uses latest advancements in iOS SDK and doesn't reinvent existing technologies.

Nuke is a pipeline that loads images using multiple dependencies which can be injected in runtime.

Nuke.taskWithURL(URL) { 
    let image = $0.image 
}.resume()

Getting Started
Usage
Design
Installation
Requirements
Contribution

Features

Zero config
Performant, asynchronous, thread safe
Optional Alamofire integration
Optional FLAnimatedImage integration

Loading

Uses NSURLSession with HTTP/2 support
Uses a single data task for multiple equivalent requests
Automated preheating of images close to the viewport

Caching

Doesn't reinvent caching, relies on HTTP cache and its implementation in Foundation
Caching is completely transparent to the client
Two cache layers including top level memory cache for decompressed images

Decoding and Processing

Apply image filters
Background image decompression and scaling in a single step
Scale large images (~6000x4000 px) and prepare them for display with ease
Resize loaded images to fit displayed size

Advanced

Image decoder composition
Image filter composition
Customize different parts of the framework using dependency injection

Getting Started

Download the latest release version
Experiment with Nuke APIs in a Swift playground
Take a look at the demo project, it's easy to install with pod try Nuke command
Install, import Nuke and enjoy!

Usage

Zero Config

Nuke.taskWithURL(imageURL) {
    let image = $0.image
}.resume()

Adding Request Options

var request = ImageRequest(URLRequest: <#NSURLRequest#>)
request.targetSize = CGSize(width: 300.0, height: 400.0) // Set target size in pixels
request.contentMode = .AspectFill

Nuke.taskWithRequest(request) {
    let image = $0.image // Image is resized
}.resume()

Using Image Response

Nuke.taskWithRequest(request) { response in
    switch response {
    case let .Success(image, info): 
        // Use image and inspect info
    case let .Failure(error): 
        // Handle error
    }
}.resume()

Using Image Task

let task = Nuke.taskWithURL(imageURL).resume()
let progress = task.progress // Use NSProgress
let state = task.state // Track task state
task.completion { // Add multiple completions, even for completed task
    let image = $0.image
}
task.cancel()

UICollectionView

func collectionView(collectionView: UICollectionView, cellForItemAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> UICollectionViewCell {
    let cell = collectionView.dequeueReusableCellWithReuseIdentifier(cellReuseID, forIndexPath: indexPath)

    let imageView: ImageView = <#view#>
    imageView.prepareForReuse()
    imageView.setImageWithURL(imageURL)

    return cell
}

Cancel image task as soon as the cell goes offscreen (optional):

func collectionView(collectionView: UICollectionView, didEndDisplayingCell cell: UICollectionViewCell, forItemAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) {
    let imageView: ImageView = <#view#>
    imageView.prepareForReuse()
}

Applying Filters

let filter1: ImageProcessing = <#filter#>
let filter2: ImageProcessing = <#filter#>
let filterComposition = ImageProcessorComposition(processors: [filter1, filter2])

var request = ImageRequest(URL: <#image_url#>)
request.processor = filterComposition

Nuke.taskWithRequest(request) {
    // Filters are applied, filtered image is stored in memory cache
    let image = $0.image
}.resume()

Composing Image Filters

let processor1: ImageProcessing = <#processor#>
let processor2: ImageProcessing = <#processor#>
let composition = ImageProcessorComposition(processors: [processor1, processor2])

Composing Image Decoders

let decoder1: ImageDecoding = <#decoder#>
let decoder2: ImageDecoding = <#decoder#>
let composition = ImageDecoderComposition(decoders: [decoder1, decoder2])

Preheating Images

let requests = [ImageRequest(URL: imageURL1), ImageRequest(URL: imageURL2)]
Nuke.startPreheatingImages(requests: requests)
Nuke.stopPreheatingImages(requests: requests)

Automate Preheating

let preheater = ImagePreheatingControllerForCollectionView(collectionView: <#collectionView#>)
preheater.delegate = self // Signals when preheat window changes

Customizing Image Manager

let dataLoader: ImageDataLoading = <#dataLoader#>
let decoder: ImageDecoding = <#decoder#>
let cache: ImageMemoryCaching = <#cache#>

let configuration = ImageManagerConfiguration(dataLoader: dataLoader, decoder: decoder, cache: cache)
ImageManager.shared = ImageManager(configuration: configuration)

Design

Protocol	Description
`ImageManaging`	A high-level API for loading images
`ImageDataLoading`	Performs loading of image data (`NSData`)
`ImageDecoding`	Converts `NSData` to `UIImage` objects
`ImageProcessing`	Processes decoded images
`ImageMemoryCaching`	Stores processed images into memory cache

Installation

CocoaPods

To install Nuke add a dependency in your Podfile:

# use_frameworks!
pod 'Nuke'

By default it will install these subspecs (if they are available for your platform):

Nuke/Core - core classes
Nuke/UI - UI components

There are two more optional subspec:

Nuke/Alamofire - Alamofire integration
Nuke/GIF - FLAnimatedImage integration

Carthage

Nuke has a limited Carthage support that doesn't feature FLAnimatedImage and Alamofire integration. To install Nuke add a dependency to your Cartfile:

github "kean/Nuke"

Requirements

iOS 8.0+ / watchOS 2.0+ / OS X 10.9+
Xcode 7.0+, Swift 2.0+

Contribution

If you need help, use Stack Overflow. (Tag 'iosnuke')
If you found a bug, and can provide steps to reproduce it, open an issue.
If you have a feature request, open an issue.
If you want to contribute, branch of the develop branch and submit a pull request.

Contacts

License

Nuke is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

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