airbnb/lottie-android
This system is a comprehensive Android library for rendering Lottie animations, featuring both traditional View-based and modern Jetpack Compose integrations. It provides a declarative API for loading, animating, and controlling complex vector animations with support for dynamic properties, network fetching, and performance optimization. The codebase includes a robust test suite and sample applications that demonstrate various usage patterns and edge cases.
50.9
Adequate · 6 August 2026
31k
lines of production code
Java
with Kotlin
1
bus factor · 168 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2016–2017 · Architecture modernization and performance refactoring
This period focused on modernizing the project's build infrastructure and migrating to a modular, Java 17-based Gradle configuration. Internally, the core Lottie library underwent a significant architectural overhaul, introducing new model classes, a keyframe animation system, and a content rendering hierarchy to improve performance and thread safety. These changes were accompanied by comprehensive unit testing and the removal of legacy Android scaffolding.
18 changes
2018–2020 · Compose integration and architecture modernization
This period focused on modernizing the Lottie library's internal architecture by introducing a Moshi-based JSON parser and modularizing the parsing logic. Simultaneously, the project expanded its ecosystem by adding first-class support for Jetpack Compose, including new declarative APIs and a comprehensive sample application to demonstrate these capabilities.
13 changes
2021–2024 · Compose integration and benchmarking
This period focused on introducing a comprehensive Compose-based sample application and issue reproduction tools to demonstrate Lottie's capabilities. The team also established baseline profile support for performance benchmarking and stabilized the Lottie Compose API for broader adoption.
7 changes
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