Image-Cache-It

Picasso - Android

SDWebImage - IOS

Install

NativeScript 4x

tns plugin add nativescript-image-cache-it

NativeScript 3x

tns plugin add nativescript-image-cache-it@3.0.7

NativeScript 2x

tns plugin add nativescript-image-cache-it@1.6.0

Usage

import { ImageCacheIt } from 'nativescript-image-cache-it';

Set image url to load.

load = image;

Set placeholder while images are downloading.

placeHolder = '~/assets/images/ph.png';

Set placeholder for images are that failed to download.

errorHolder = '~/assets/images/broken.png';

Set image size.

Note: Resize should be width then height and split with a , (comma).

resize = '300 300';

Stretch

Note: When using aspectFit or aspectFill on android you need to provide the resize value or set a height/width on the ImageCacheIt instance.

stretch = "aspectFit" (optional) aspectFit || aspectFill || fill || none

e.g

import { ImageCacheIt } from 'nativescript-image-cache-it';
let cache = new ImageCacheIt();
cache.imageUri = image;
cache.placeHolder = '~/assets/images/broken.png';
cache.errorHolder = '~/assets/images/ph.png';
cache.resize = '300,300';
cache.stretch = 'aspectFit';
return cache;

Xml markup settings

resize="300,300" (optional)
placeHolder="~/assets/images/ph.png"  (optional)
errorHolder="~/assets/images/broken.png"  (optional)
stretch = "aspectFit" (optional)
imageUri= "http://screenrant.com/wp-content/uploads/The-Flash-vs-the-Reverse-Flash.jpg" (required)

IMPORTANT: Make sure you include xmlns:i="nativescript-image-cache-it" on the Page element

e.g

<i:ImageCacheIt stretch="aspectFit"  resize="300,300" placeHolder="~/assets/images/ph.png" errorHolder="~/assets/images/broken.png" imageUri="http://screenrant.com/wp-content/uploads/The-Flash-vs-the-Reverse-Flash.jpg"/>

Angular

import { registerElement } from 'nativescript-angular/element-registry'; registerElement('ImageCacheIt', () => require('nativescript-image-cache-it').ImageCacheIt);