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@tamer4lynx/tamer-asset

v0.0.2

Published

Expo-style asset loading for Tamer/Lynx — JS runtime, React hooks, and native cache layer.

Readme

@tamer4lynx/tamer-asset

Expo-style asset loading for Tamer/Lynx — JS runtime, React hooks, and native cache layer.

Install

t4l add tamer-asset
t4l link

Usage

Asset.fromModule(input)

Synchronous constructor. Returns an Asset immediately; width/height may be undefined until downloadAsync().

import { Asset } from '@tamer4lynx/tamer-asset';

const asset = Asset.fromModule({ uri: 'https://example.com/image.png', name: 'image', type: 'image/png', embedded: false });
await asset.downloadAsync(); // caches to native FS
console.log(asset.localUri, asset.width, asset.height);

React hooks

import { useAsset, useAssets } from '@tamer4lynx/tamer-asset';

// single asset
const [asset, error] = useAsset({ uri: '...', name: 'photo', type: 'image/jpeg', embedded: false });

// multiple assets
const [assets, error] = useAssets([
  { uri: '...', name: 'a', type: 'image/png', embedded: false },
  { uri: '...', name: 'b', type: 'image/png', embedded: false },
]);

Rspack/Rsbuild plugin

Adds a build-time asset manifest and inline asset rule. Used via the tamer.config export:

// tamer.config.ts
import pluginTamerAsset from '@tamer4lynx/tamer-asset/tamer.config';

export default {
  plugins: [pluginTamerAsset],
};

Or wire the pieces manually:

import { createTamerAssetManifestPlugin, appendInlineAssetRule } from '@tamer4lynx/tamer-asset/plugin';

API

| Export | Description | |--------|-------------| | Asset | Class with fromModule(input), fromModuleSync(input), downloadAsync() | | resolveAssetSource(input) | Resolve a TamerAssetInput to a TamerAsset | | loadAssets(inputs) | Load and download an array of assets | | getManifest() | Return the build-time asset manifest | | lookupManifestEntry(uri) | Look up a manifest entry by URI | | nativeFetch(uri, hash?) | Fetch asset to native cache, returns { localUri, width?, height? } | | nativeProbe(uri) | Probe native dimensions without caching | | nativeClearCache() | Clear native asset cache | | useAsset(input) | Hook: [asset \| null, error \| null] | | useAssets(inputs) | Hook: [assets \| null, error \| null] |

Types

type TamerAssetInput = string | { uri?: string; localUri?: string; name?: string; type?: string; hash?: string; width?: number; height?: number; embedded?: boolean };
type TamerAsset     = { uri: string; localUri: string; name: string; type: string; hash?: string; width?: number; height?: number; embedded: boolean };