WebP support about nuke HOT 11 CLOSED

The easiest way to add WebP support is to follow @kean's advice and use WebPImageSerialization. I just set it up and everything's working fine like normal.

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It would be nice if you guys share what you come up with, I'll add it somewhere in the Documentation.

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Hey! There is a community plugin (Nuke-WebP-Plugin) which adds support for WebP! I've contacted the author, he's committed to update it to work with Nuke 7 when it is released. This means:

• adding progressive decoding support (new in Nuke 7)
• simplifying setup using ImageDecoderRegistry (new in Nuke 7)

I'm adding the link to this plugin in README as a recommended solution for WebP decoding 🍻

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There are at least two ways to add WebP support:

1. Add a new image decoder (see ImageDecoding protocol) and register it in ImageManagerConfiguration. That's how GIF support is implemented in Nuke AnimatedImage Plugin.
2. Use WebPImageSerialization which has a swizzle that extends UIImage with WebP support. This method doesn't require any additional code on Nuke's side. I haven't tested it in Swift yet, but it should work just fine.

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Any update on this feature?

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It seems that there is no work required on Nuke's side (see WebPImageSerialization). Haven't tested it thought.

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I am pretty sure that Nuke should send image/webp at the http header of the request to identify that supports webp. Especially when image is loaded via image cdn

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Yeah, that's true, most servers would require you to explicitly tell them that the client supports webp. It's possible to set those headers either using HTTPAdditionalHeaders property of NSURLSessionConfiguration, or via NSURLRequest.

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@mitchellporter do you mind sharing your implementation for WebP support? So other people including me can use it.

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@kean Would be more than happy to share and help just need some time. We are using a legacy version of Nuke in an older project that works fine like I mentioned above, but last I checked it no longer works using the latest version of Nuke, animated image plugin, etc.

Will report back when I can share an update and maybe a quick test project too.

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Bump. This has been long overdue. I'm going to try and spin up a test project within the next week or so. Last I remember WebPImageSerialization was no longer working... a lot has changed with Nuke since the last time I had it working.

I'll update again soon with my findings.

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