Tried to get this running. Looks super nice and promising. A few things I noticed while setting it up.

1. I needed to set min sdk to 26 (Oreo) to compile. Not a problem, and easily fixable through error messages

2. Could it be that .defineZoomLevel replaced .defineDetail and .addDetailLevel? readme.md refers to defineDetail in the quick setup , and the wiki uses addDetailLevel. The demo code

Thanks for your wonderful plugin!

Can you guys, add a padding parameter to PhotoViewGallery or some where else?
I need to add some padding between photos in gallery.

I like this library :)

But I'd like to request the feature to inverse the arrow key direction for panning.
Was able to workaround it myself but could be nice to just pass it as an option.

I made a jsfiddle to show my use case.
Drag the blue circle to the bottom right corner, click the image to activate it and position it inside the container with the arrow

Should put in an examples folder.

This will let us easily test SSR and the library's build in general in other systems.

It would be nice to be able to add a pan limit prop that would provide a default value for this function. I believe currently, it is just set to a static value of 20:

https://github.com/chrvadala/react-svg-pan-zoom/blob/master/src/features/interactions.js#L74

Would it be possible to use CSS transforms instead of setting max-width? Transforms should be more performant especially on low-end devices.

It took me a little while to realize that piping is happening outside of gif's parsing of the command and requires further calls to the application. For instance:

gif emoji boom | gif rain <(gif emoji boom) > test.gif

Produces the result I expected from gif emoji boom | rain <(boom) > test.gif. It would be helpful for users to have that explained on the README. I'm happy to op

i have the chartjs-plugin-zoom.js file in my solution and just added two more function to the chart instance to zoom in and zoom out after the _WheelHandler function.

  chartInstance.ZoomIn = function () {
                        var rect = document.getElementById(chartInstance.canvas.id).getBoundingClientRect();

                        var center = {
         

It would be super helpful to be able to only set width or height and have the other value depend on the native height/width of the image... Is that even possible?