2 "name": "MLImageCache",
4 "summary": "Simple yet powerful and fast image cache.",
5 "description": "# MLImageCache\n## Simple yet powerful asynchronous image cache\n\nMLImageCache has been written as an alternative to clumsy [SDWebCache](https://github.com/rs/SDWebImage). It is based on NSOperation / NSOperationQueue combo, which gives it additional features and safety. \n\nThe highlights:\n\n* Two .m files and .h files. Just drag to your project and go. You can also use CocoaPods.\n* Asynchronous download and disk read gives it an unmatched speed. It does not interfere with scrolling.\n* Uses ARC and is carefully engineered not to induce strong reference cycles. It's memory reliability is thoroughly tested.\n* It downloads only one copy of an image no matter how many times has it been requested.\n* It can download arbitrary data, not only images.\n* It supports prioritization and simultaneous downloads based on NSOperationQueue priority system.\n\n## Installation\n \nUse CocoaPods or copy those 4 files directly into the project. In the latter case you also have to install [ASIHTTPRequest](http://allseeing-i.com/ASIHTTPRequest/). \n \nIf you wonder why do I use this seemingly obsolete library compare its stability and functionality to [AFNetworking](https://github.com/AFNetworking/AFNetworking). It does not change interface every few months and is super-stable and tested. \n \n## How to use it?\n \n #import \"UIImageView+Cache.h\"\n ...\n [self.imageView setImageWithURL: self.urlToImage ];\nAnd that's it! You can replace SDImageCache instantly. For more advanced features see MLImageCache.h",
6 "homepage": "https://github.com/mll/MLImageCache",
9 "Marek Lipert": "marek.lipert@gmail.com"
15 "git": "https://github.com/mll/MLImageCache.git",
18 "source_files": "*.{h,m}",