Swift package wrapper around the gifski library for making GIFs. This package directly exposes the gifski C api and is just a convenience to not needing to build it yourself. In the future I'm planning on a second package that wraps this one and exposes and better Swift interface.
Add this package to your project using Swift Package Manager and import Gifski. From there you can reference the C api and call the C functions directly.
Gifski is written in Rust and provides an xcodeproj for building. I'm not sure if there is a way to have SPM build it from source, so for now this builds and distributes a compiled binary target as an XCFramework. First, ensure you have the latest version of Rust installed following instructions here.
To update to the latest version of gifski for distribution:
- Update the gifski submodule to the latest tagged release in the
gifski/gifskidirectory - Run the script in
gifski/build.shto build the latest into a framework - Commit the updated files
- Tag the release with the same version number as upstream gifski release.
If there's a better way to do any of this, let me know. I haven't found a lot of documentation about this use case.
All code in this repo is provided under the MIT license. However, please note that gifski is provided under a different license (currently AGPL 3 or later) with options for commercial licenses. It's your responsibility to ensure you're compliant with that license if you're using this package and therefore that library.