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A wrapper forlibwebp + Xcode project.This enables Carthage supportThis also contains the Swift Package Manager support

• iOS 8
• macOS 10.11
• tvOS 9.0
• watchOS 2.0

libwebp is available throughCocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod'libwebp'

libwebp is (via this repo) available throughCarthage.

github "SDWebImage/libwebp-Xcode"

Libwebp is available throughSwift Package Manager.

letpackage=Package(    dependencies:[.package(url:"https://github.com/SDWebImage/libwebp-Xcode", from:"1.1.0")],    // ...)

Use libwebp as you would normally, this is just a repo that adds an Xcode proj.

For Swift Package Manager user, it's recommended to use the modular import instead of C headers.

• Objective-C

@import libwebp;// or if you don't use module#import<webp/decode.h>#import<webp/encode.h>

• Swift

import libwebp

From libwebp v1.2.3, Google separate some functions into a new standalone lib calledsharpyuv. However, it dependeny source code from libwebp repo'ssrc as implementation. Like llvm-project monorepo, one repo host multiple targets.

Before v1.3.0, we hide these headers as internal headers.

From v1.3.0, we expose the sharpyuv public headers, but not a standalone CocoaPods/SPM/Carthage Target. (In the future we may consider separate targets)

If you want to use sharpyuv functions, do something like this:

• Objective-C

// This does not supports module include#if __has_include(<sharpyuv/sharpyuv.h>)#import <sharpyuv/sharpyuv.h>#else#import <libwebp/sharpyuv.h> // bundled in libwebp's modulemap#endif

• Swift

#if canImport(sharpyuv)import sharpyuv#elseimport libwebp // bundled in libwebp's modulemap#endif

libwebp is available under the BSD-3 license. Seethe LICENSE file for more info.