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To store images in SwiftData Use .externalStorage with type Data Much less work than manual file URLs

Understanding externalStorage in SwiftData #swiftui #swiftdata

Use @Attribute(.externalStorage) to hint to SwiftData that large data like images should live outside the main store. It handles everything transparently, just don't try using those properties in predicates. hackingwithswift.com/quick-s…

When you use .externalStorage with SwiftData the actual images/data is stored in _EXTERNAL_DATA folder.

The .externalStorage option in SwiftData can be used to save data in file system. But keep in mind that .externalStorage is simply a hint to SwiftData. SwiftData can decide to store data right in the database, even though you provided the .externalStorage option. It all depends on the size of the binary data. < ~100KB = Store in database Otherwise save data in file system and store a reference in the database table. Image saved: 1|1|1|Kitchen|bplist00?^A^B^C^D^E^F^GX$versionY$archiverT$topX$objects^R|?PNG Reference saved: 1|1|1|Kitchen|bplist00?^A^B^C^D^E^F^G X$versionY$archiverT$topX$objects^R|^B8271184F-ECD8-4C65-88C5-92A8A0EA6F59 * This all will be part of my book SwiftData Architecture :)

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Gotcha. According to the docs, the .externalStorage attribute should work for images but in practice it’s not usable

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Good walk-through. Swift Data does expose the Core Data ability to have blobs automatically stored in an external file, i.e. Attribute(.externalStorage) var imageData: Data which may have saved you some work but the way you did it works fine too!

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Learn about how externalStorage attribute works in SwiftData. youtu.be/edyrlogqND8?si=oqQu… #swiftdata

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Difference between using .externalStorage vs not using .externalStorage attribute in SwiftData. .externalStorage - Stores image reference in the db. Not using .externalStorage - Stores actual image. * If the small is very small then SwiftData can still decide to store the image in db even if you use externalStorage attribute. #swiftui #swiftdata

I’m not convinced it is bad to store image data in sqlite for local databases. If you understand how file systems work there isn’t a lot of difference. Also, did you try .externalStorage? Why handle it yourself?

Friendly reminder to use SwiftData's Attribute(.externalStorage) when storing data blobs such as images. That way, you keep the database light and fast and improve query speed while still maintaining the data on-device 🚀