how to get the url of image where image is stored?

[muhammadahmad665]

my image is set into cache by kingfisher I need the URL where this image is stored how to know that?
like FileURL?
thanks

[onevcat]

Maybe this and you can use it like:

let url = ImageLoader.sampleImageURLs[indexPath.row]
let fileURL = KingfisherManager.shared.cache.diskStorage.cacheFileURL(forKey: url.cacheKey)

But be careful, it just gives you a URL where the image "should" be in if it was cached. Remember to check the file existence every time before you actually use that URL to do your things.

[tioazhh]

You can retrieve the cached image URL from Kingfisher by using the retrieveImage(forKey:options:completionHandler:) method, where you provide the key (typically the URL used to download the image) and retrieve the Result object containing the image or error. If successful, the result.value?.cacheOriginalImage?.absoluteURL should give you the cached image URL. Capcut mod apk

[tioazhh]

If your image is cached by Kingfisher, you typically won’t be able to directly access the URL of the cached image, as caching mechanisms often keep the file URL within the app or service. However, if you're looking to retrieve the image’s source URL, here’s a general approach:

1. Check Kingfisher's Cache:
   Kingfisher might store the image locally in its cache directory, but getting the exact file URL would depend on the cache implementation. You can look into Kingfisher's documentation or the app's cache directory for the stored files.

2. File URL in Code:
   If you're working with Kingfisher in a codebase, you can try to log the URL where the image is being fetched from. For example, in Swift, you could look for the line of code where the image URL is passed to Kingfisher.

3. Inspect Network Requests:
   If you're working on a web-based project, inspect the network requests through your browser’s developer tools. This will show you the image's original URL when it’s requested by the app or website.

If you’re looking for an image related to dental care, for example, I’ve found that a custom night guard image URL might be cached as well if used frequently in the app or site.