[SwiftUI] How do I catch the "No image named MYEXAMPLE found in asset catalog" warning? Alternatively, how do I determine if something exists in the asset catalog?

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Stumpington OP
Created Jun ’21
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I'm trying to store image data locally and the name of the image is retrieved from an API. In the situation where an image does not exist locally, I want to put a placeholder. Right now it just puts a white background.

Whenever I retrieve from the API I get a purple exclamation which is a warning but not an exception. How can I intercept this warning and make it show a placeholder instead?

One problem is that Image is not an optional. It just blithely accepts whatever is fed into it which is annoying. Is there a way to query the asset catalog if it contains something?

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Georgii_Kh OP
Oct ’23

I've stumbled upon this question too, and for now I found the only way to handle this issue by using Image(uiImage: UIImage(named: ....)) init. You can check if UIImage(named: ....) exists because it's optional.

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[SwiftUI] How do I catch the "No image named MYEXAMPLE found in asset catalog" warning? Alternatively, how do I determine if something exists in the asset catalog?
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