In my app, I need to quickly display SVG pictures. As I have a loading screen, it would be great to be able to load my pictures using a precacheImage function (a bit like in flutter images function).
Something like :
precacheImage(SvgPicture.asset(
'asset.svg'
width: 512,
fit: BoxFit.cover,
semanticsLabel: 'My picture',
));
Which returns a Future<void> for when it's loaded.
The problem is the return value of SvgPicture.asset is a Widget. I think this would actually take the PictureProvider, which could make more sense. Something like
precachePicture(ExactAssetPicture(
svgStringDecoder,
assetName,
...,
));
shouldn't be too hard to add though, and then if you used that asset it would be in the cache.
Your pull request is exactly what I was searching for !
Is there any example about how to use the precachePicture within a StatefulWidget?
I cannot load the Svg string from the assets, within the initState, as it cannot be an async function. Should I use didChangeDependencies?
Some pointers about the steps to follow would be really helpful.
Thanks!
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Is there any example about how to use the precachePicture within a StatefulWidget?
I cannot load the Svg string from the assets, within the initState, as it cannot be an async function. Should I use didChangeDependencies?
Some pointers about the steps to follow would be really helpful.
Thanks!