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Prevent Image Flicker During Loading in React Component

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I'm working on a React component that receives an imageUrl and visualizes it on a canvas. The component intentionally adds a 2-second delay to simulate loading time for large images. However, I'm facing an issue: when the imageUrl changes in the parent component and while the image is loading, the previous image disappears from the browser momentarily then the new image is shown, causing a flicker effect. The behavior I am looking for is the component keeps showing the previous image until the new image is fully loaded and the swaps them.

How can I modify my existing code to ensure that the transition between images is smooth without any flicker?Here's my current implementation:

class ImageViewer extends React.Component {  constructor(props) {    super(props);    this.imagecanvas = React.createRef();  }  componentDidMount() {    this.drawCanvas();  }  componentDidUpdate(prevProps) {    if (prevProps.imageUrl !== this.props.imageUrl) {      this.drawCanvas();    }  }  drawCanvas() {    const canvas = this.imagecanvas.current;    const context = canvas.getContext('2d');    const image = new Image();    // Clearing previous image    context.clearRect(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height);    // Load new image    image.onload = () => {      setTimeout(() => {        context.drawImage(image, 0, 0);      }, 2000);    };    image.src = this.props.imageUrl;  }  render() {    return (<canvas id="imageView" ref={this.imagecanvas}></canvas>    );  }}

Any suggestions or improvements to prevent the flicker during image loading would be greatly appreciated!

I have searched the internet and found the structure provided above is very common, however, I have not seen any mention of the flickering issue and how to address it.


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