1.1.3 (2021-02-25)

1.1.2 (2021-02-25)

1.1.1 (2021-02-25)

1.1.0 (2021-02-25)

This release fixes a regression in which the <Blurhash> component has been converted to a FunctionComponent (FC<P,S,SS>).

• Converts <Blurhash> component back to Class Component (PureComponent<P,S,SS>)
  • Matches the types
  • Allows to use createAnimatedComponent(Blurhash)

This release includes a few minor code improvements:

• Remove debug logging
• Add a new isBlurhashValid(...) function that checks if a given string is a valid encoded blurhash. (Non-native method)
• Cleanups for the native codebase
• Cleanups for the example app

1.0.27 comes with the following changes:

1. Better Blurhash.encode() support, since now you can use all URIs the native React Native Image Loader (iOS: RCTImageLoader, Android: Fresco) supports! This includes http, https, base64 (data:image/), and even local files!
2. Some repo maintainability changes
3. Small bugfixes

This release contains:

• onLoadStart event: Emitted when the Blurhash received new parameters and started to decode the given blurhash string.
• onLoadEnd event: Emitted when the Blurhash successfully decoded the given blurhash string and rendered the image to the <Blurhash> view
• onLoadError event: Emitted when the Blurhash failed to load. Use the message parameter to get the error message.
• Performance improvements for native code

This release includes:

• 2-4x performance speedup by caching cos operations in the Swift decoder!
• Improved encoder speed by increasing it's service priority

This release includes:

• Average Color extracter. Spice up your app's UI with contextual colors depending on the Blurhash's average/dominant color. Get the Blurhash's average color with:

  const color = Blurhash.getAverageColor('LGFFaXYk^6#M@-5c,1J5@[or[Q6.')
  

  This function decodes the characters 3 to 6 ('FFaX') using the Typescript decode83 function.
• Update dependencies