Severe Performance Jank

[GeylanKalafMohe]

When using this package I experience a Performance Jank (slow frame). It happens when I directly load an image when a new page is transitioned => The transition is stuttering due to the package. If I replace it by using Image.network this does not happen.

Kindly take a look at it.

Can you post a code snippet to reproduce this issue? @GeylanKalafMohe

[GeylanKalafMohe]

Can you post a code snippet to reproduce this issue? @GeylanKalafMohe

Just load an image with this library in screen 2 and try to push that screen from screen 1 via a button or anything. You will experience this issue. You can check the performance tab in the dev tools for more info.

[CHRISTOPANANJICKAL]

The DB operations must be done in an isolate in order to fix this issue i guess.

[escamoteur]

@GeylanKalafMohe I think a small repro project to really know how you are using it would be helpful.
@CHRISTOPANANJICKAL not sure if an isolate would help in that case but it could be.

[escamoteur]

I just gave the package a try and it really has a problem if many images are requested. they appear in blocks and not when they are loaded. I think there is a reason why flutter_cache_manager uses a lot of Streams to decouple any blocking.
Maybe a better approach than to build a fully new package would be to fork the flutter_cache_manager and give it a hive backend?

[kiaxseventh]

Yes, I can confirm that I also encountered the same problem.
I replaced this package with the default Image.network in Flutter, and my issue was resolved.

[GeylanKalafMohe]

Yes, I can confirm that I also encountered the same problem.

I replaced this package with the default Image.network in Flutter, and my issue was resolved.

The default flutter widget does does support caching which is why we decided to use this package.

[escamoteur]

Have you tried cache_network_image? Am 18. Juni 2024, 19:59 +0100 schrieb Geylan Kalaf Mohe ***@***.***>:

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[GeylanKalafMohe]

Have you tried cache_network_image?

Yes, I can confirm that I also encountered the same problem.

I replaced this package with the default Image.network in Flutter, and my issue was resolved.

The default flutter widget does does support caching which is why we decided to use this package.

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[escamoteur]

Sorry I misspelled I mean this one https://pub.dev/packages/cached_network_image Am 18. Juni 2024, 21:25 +0100 schrieb Geylan Kalaf Mohe ***@***.***>:

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> Have you tried cache_network_image? > > > Yes, I can confirm that I also encountered the same problem. > > > I replaced this package with the default Image.network in Flutter, and my issue was resolved. > > The default flutter widget does does support caching which is why we decided to use this package. > > — > > Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. > > You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: @.***> Kindly share the link. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: ***@***.***>