Option to give Image String instead of custom image String

[vchaubey-ontic]

How could we give the asset string name instead of giving custom image name?

[onl1ner]

Hello, @vchaubey-ontic!

You can provide string with image name in your enum with tab items and use this string to show your custom images in the implementation of custom tab items (see TabItemStyle)

[vikaschaubey57]

@onl1ner as i checked the code everywhere you have used Image with SystemName Image(systemName: icon) but I want to use simple name like Image(icon), how to achieve it, could you give an example.

[onl1ner]

@vikaschaubey57, I see. So, in this case you could implement your own tab item style and use your own image name there. The default implementation is using systemName initializer, because it is supposed to replicate the behavior of default tab bar

[Benetos]

Traditional in SwiftUI you would just use Image(“ImageName”) where ImageName is the name you gave the image in the asset’s catalog.

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[jedmund]

Resurrecting this to say it is counter-intuitive to require systemName, or the documentation should at least say so. It would be great if the library provided an easy way to use Asset Library images as well without jumping through hoops.

[onl1ner]

Well yeah, I see your point @jedmund. The systemName initializer is used only in the default implementation of style, but I will work on adding a way to easily use images from assets