Not an issue: Nice to see a react-native-fast-image fork which is well maintaited.

[Pnlvfx]

I've seen your fork now after searching and searching, I hope it will get more visiblity soon.

However I wonder why it is installing all this pods into my project, I remember the previous one adding only the first 2. But maybe I'm wrong.

Installing RNFastImage (8.9.1)
Installing SDWebImage (5.20.0)
Installing SDWebImageAVIFCoder (0.11.0)
Installing SDWebImageWebPCoder (0.14.6)
Installing libavif (0.11.1)
Installing libdav1d (1.2.0)
Installing libwebp (1.3.2)

I wonder if some of these packages are not required or required only in certain circumstances if it's possible to make them optional and install them only if they're required. (I don't even know what they are so if they are required just ignore my point).

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[princektripathi]

@Pnlvfx, thanks you for the appreciation. We are committed to improve this package and make it even better.

These decoders help to render various different types of images but it totally makes sense to make it configurable as per requirements.
Your feedback is taken and will add to our enhancements list.

[Pnlvfx]

@Pnlvfx, thanks you for the appreciation. We are committed to improve this package and make it even better.

These decoders help to render various different types of images but it totally makes sense to make it configurable as per requirements. Your feedback is taken and will add to our enhancements list.

Thank you for your work and kindness.

[Pnlvfx]

Hi guys, on iOS there is this deprecation warning.

[Codegen] [DEPRECATED] @d11/react-native-fast-image should add the 'ios.componentProvider' property in their codegenConfig

Let me know if you need any further details!