Display a UIImage #31

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opened 2025-10-14 15:56:03 -06:00 by navan · 0 comments

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2025-10-14 15:56:03 -06:00

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Originally created by @coldfingersnz on 10/31/2023

Hi, No bugs for me, your kit works well in my apps.

I was wondering if it was possible to use a UIImage instead of a system icon for a WhatsNew.Feature.

What solution would you like?

Use a UIImage instead of system icon

What alternatives have you considered?

I'm pretty new to this so I am a little stuck.

I was thinking it would be something like:

Instead of:
WhatsNew.Feature(
image: .init(systemName: "ladybug"),
title: "Cleaned up some Bugs",
subtitle: "We have sorted out some minor bugs and UI updates. "
),

my feature could be:
WhatsNew.Feature(
image: .init(UIImage: "myImage"),
title: "Cleaned up some Bugs",
subtitle: "We have sorted out some minor bugs and UI updates. "
),

I would be grateful for any help with pointing me in the right direction.

Any additional context?

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*Originally created by @coldfingersnz on 10/31/2023* ### Is your feature request related to a problem? Hi, No bugs for me, your kit works well in my apps. I was wondering if it was possible to use a UIImage instead of a system icon for a WhatsNew.Feature. ### What solution would you like? Use a UIImage instead of system icon ### What alternatives have you considered? I'm pretty new to this so I am a little stuck. I was thinking it would be something like: Instead of: WhatsNew.Feature( image: .init(systemName: "ladybug"), title: "Cleaned up some Bugs", subtitle: "We have sorted out some minor bugs and UI updates. " ), my feature could be: WhatsNew.Feature( image: .init(UIImage: "myImage"), title: "Cleaned up some Bugs", subtitle: "We have sorted out some minor bugs and UI updates. " ), I would be grateful for any help with pointing me in the right direction. ### Any additional context? _No response_