If I'm reading the convertLottie function correctly, for webm and webp, the file gets converted to a series of PNGs by lottieconvert, then ffmpeg is invoked to convert that series of PNGs to the desired target.
Having an apng target still requires ffmpeg to assemble the pngs into an apng, but might be less resource-intensive.
Since the process is so simple, there's even a dependency-less golang library to do this, which would eliminate the ffmpeg dependency: https://github.com/kettek/apng
If I'm reading the
convertLottiefunction correctly, forwebmandwebp, the file gets converted to a series of PNGs bylottieconvert, thenffmpegis invoked to convert that series of PNGs to the desired target.Having an
apngtarget still requiresffmpegto assemble the pngs into an apng, but might be less resource-intensive.Since the process is so simple, there's even a dependency-less golang library to do this, which would eliminate the
ffmpegdependency: https://github.com/kettek/apngSupport for
apngis quite good: https://caniuse.com/apng