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fast_blurhash

A high-performance Dart FFI package for decoding BlurHash, leveraging Rust for faster processing.

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fast_blurhash

A Dart FFI package project that uses Rust to decode the blurhash and encode the final image, utilizing FFI to call these functions. This package exists because it works +20x faster on average than the common Dart implementation and can be tested in release mode by running the benchmarks.dart demo.

It only works with the latest version of Flutter on the main branch and requires the following feature to be enabled: flutter config --enable-native-assets. For more details, refer to this issue.

Status

  • Uses experimental APIs which might change in the future.
  • The first time call takes longer than the average time so I have added a setup function to do a warmup call.
  • Tested only on iOS and MacOs in release mode.
  • Significant performance difference between release mode and debug mode; do not rely on debug mode results.

Project structure

This template uses the following structure:

  • rust: Contains the rust source code.

  • lib: Contains the Dart code that defines the API of the plugin, and which calls into the native code using dart:ffi.

Benchmarks

To test the performance of the package in release mode, run the benchmarks.dart demo.

So far I have tried this one iOS and macos release mode, don't run the benchmarks on debug mode.

Run the benchmark using : flutter run -t lib/benchmarks.dart --release

iPhone 15 pro:
screenshot from the benchmarks demo on iPhone 15 pro
M1 Macbook Pro:
screenshot from the benchmarks demo on macbook pro
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London, UK
LanguagesDartC++CMakeRustSwiftHTMLCKotlinObjective-C

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