Swift Assign Image If string == 'Something'

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Im trying to write a Swift iOS application that displays one of four images based on the outcome of a API JSON Response.

I have 4 images in the Xcode project, defined as:

let crossStatus: UIImage = UIImage(named:"cross-circle")!;
let exclamationStatus: UIImage = UIImage(named:"exclamation")!;
let informationStatus: UIImage = UIImage(named:"information")!;
let tickStatus: UIImage = UIImage(named:"tick-circle")!;

The app makes an API request and gets back JSON of:

services{current-events{id: "up", image: "image.url.location"}}

I have services as an NSDictionary and current-events as another inside that, when I make a NSURL out of 'image' and pop the NSURL into the cell the page works as expected, but I want to be able to load the local images pending the response of 'id'.

The code for the IF is:

let statusID = rowData["id"] as? String;
let imgData : UIImage = crossStatus;
if (statusID == "up") {
let imgData : UIImage = tickStatus;
}
if (statusID == "warning") {
let imgData : UIImage = exclamationStatus;
}
if (statusID == "down") {
let imgData : UIImage = crossStatus;
}
else {
let imgData : UIImage = exclamationStatus;
}

When I run the code now, the crossStatus image is called but 90% of the services are either up or warning, so I know the placeholder is working but now the changing of the variable.

Where am I going wrong? Thanks Mathew

asked 46 secs ago

Mathew Jenkinson

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Swift Assign Image If string == 'Something'