A tiny gif decoder written in no_std Rust.
This crate requires about 20kB of memory to decode a gif.
- basic decoding
- frame iterator
- interlace support
- fails on some highly compressed gifs: Change table size in DecodingDict
Instant and Timer are from Embassy framework, you can replace them with your own delay implementation.
let image = tinygif::Gif::<Rgb565>::from_slice(include_bytes!("../Ferris-240x240.gif")).unwrap();
loop {
for frame in image.frames() {
let start = Instant::now();
frame.draw(&mut display).unwrap();
let remain_delay = ((frame.delay_centis as u64) * 10).saturating_sub(start.elapsed().as_millis());
Timer::after_millis(remain_delay).await;
// Or, draw at given offset
// use embedded_graphics::prelude::DrawTargetExt;
// frame.draw(&mut display.translated(Point::new(30, 50))).unwrap();
}
}MIT or Apache-2.0 at your option.
Animated Ferris in Action Happy as a Rustacean at Rust Fest Berlin 2016 (www.rustfest.eu)
- CC BY 4.0 Animated Ferris for Rust Fest Berlin by A. L. Palmer
- Resized by ezgif