Did you know?
With the Vector Graphics Compiler, you can precompile SVGs at build time for better rendering performance.
To do this, install the vector_graphics_compiler package and use it as a transformer for your SVG assets (both individual files and folders are supported).
Then, simply use a VectorGraphic widget with an AssetBytesLoader when you want to render your assets.
VectorGraphic acts as a replacement for the old SvgPicture, so you can pass the same arguments, too. 👍
For a demo of the new Vector Graphics Compiler, check out this free UI challenge on Code With Andrea Pro:
Flutter 3.22 can do more than just precompiling SVGs:
- apply filters
- optimize PNGs
You can even create your own transformer packages.
For all the details, read the official docs:
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