Dynamically loading assets with require() that might not exist in webpack + VueJS
This is a common request and latest WebPack, AFAIK (and I just searched for it again), does not expose an API for especifically testing the existence of a module.
In other words, you'd have to handle the uncertainty of the loading yourself. Example:
computed: { imageSrc () { if (this.coinData.symbol) { try { return require('../statics/icons/svg/' + this.coinData.symbol + '.svg') } catch (e) { if (e.name !== "ModuleNotFoundError") throw e; // handle false-positives // in cordova, use the line below instead of the above // if (!e.message.startsWith('Cannot find module')) throw e; return require('../statics/icons/svg/fallback.svg'); } } return require('../statics/icons/svg/fallback.svg'); } }This way I'd argue you wouldn't even need a fallback src in the template. You could return it in the computed property itself.