That's the answer! Thank you, I wasn't.

What do you get from           print(self.urlString) It prints the URL. I'm fairly new to developing. Would I test it in within Button(action: {} or elsewhere?

Sorry misunderstood the question. It prints https://runningworks.org/ struct DoGood: Identifiable {   var id = UUID()   var name: String   var info: String   var link: String   var logo: String } let doGoodData = [   DoGood(name: "Running Works", info: "Running Works is a non-profit running program founded to use sport to empower individuals and families to break cycles of abuse, neglect, ******* and homelessness – one stride at a time.", link: "https://runningworks.org/", logo: "runningworks"),   DoGood(name:"PARA GUIDE", info:"PARA GUIDE enables Para-Visually impaired individuals to experience a more enriched life through guided physical activities.", link:"https://www.paraguide.org/", logo: ""),   DoGood(name:"Share Charlotte", info:"Shre Charlotte offers simple ways for neighbors, nonprofits, and businesses to come together and do good to support our local community.", link:"https://sharecharlotte.org/", logo:""),   DoGood(name:"Speed for Need", info:"Speed For Need pushes riders with special needs in customized racing chairs to help them compete in fitness events that they would not be able to do on their own.",link:"https://speedforneed.org/", logo:"speedforneed") ]

I think you're right about it not getting passed or purged. When I updated @State private var urlString = "" to be  @State private var urlString = "https://apple.com" apple.com site is getting served and the crash doesn't happen.

OOPer if I could buy you a drink of your choice I would. That fixed it!

I'm a goof. I went back and looked at other areas of my code and you're correct. Thank you!

Thanks OOPer for the feedback. I've gone ahead and changed isFavorite to favoriteRunClubItem Here's the definition public class FavoriteItem:NSManagedObject, Identifiable {   @NSManaged public var isFavorite:Bool   @NSManaged public var misc:String?   @NSManaged public var name:String?   @NSManaged public var location:String?   @NSManaged public var date:String?   @NSManaged public var category:String?   @NSManaged public var dayofweek:Int   @NSManaged public var link:String?   @NSManaged public var hour:Int   @NSManaged public var minute:Int } extension FavoriteItem {   static func getAllFavorites() -> NSFetchRequest<FavoriteItem>{     let request:NSFetchRequest<FavoriteItem> = FavoriteItem.fetchRequest() as! NSFetchRequest<FavoriteItem>           let sortDescriptor = NSSortDescriptor(key: "category", ascending: true)     request.sortDescriptors = [sortDescriptor]     return request   } }

There's a firebase bug causing this. It's documented here https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/issues/6574

Thanks OOPer! Does doing it the way you show differ with the error catching I have in place?        if let error = error {         print("Error took place \(error)")         return       } Do I declare my state as @State var yelpbusinessinfo: [Welcome] = [] or because it's not an array

Thanks @OOPer! Does doing it the way you show differ with the error catching I have in place?        if let error = error {         print("Error took place \(error)")         return       } Do I declare my state as @State var yelpbusinessinfo: [Welcome] = [] or because it's not an array

That's fair. I'm still struggling to understand why I'm getting this error Cannot assign value of type 'Welcome?' to type '[Welcome]'. My guess is that is has to how the data is being returned because it's not an array 1[ ] and dictionary { }?

In JSON, dictionary-like structure is called object.  Thank you! I'm learning here so this is helpful. I appreciate your patience as well. I'm sort of struggling to grasp what you're saying. How is this different when a response is [ ] vs { }? In my view I have Welcome declared as @State var yelpbusinessdata: [Welcome] = [] and I'm calling the data as  List(yelpbusinessdata) { review in .. }                .onAppear{                 print("on appear calling data")                 Yelp().getBusinessInfo {                   (yelpbusinessinfo) in                   self.yelpbusinessdata = yelpbusinessinfo                   print("we got yelp reviews")                 }               }

Sorry last question ;). Am I accessing the data as              List(yelpbusinessdata?.reviews ?? []) { review in ...                     Text(yelpbusinessdata?.reviews[review].user.name)` }

Sorry! I had thought I revealed those. Here they are // MARK: - Welcome struct Welcome: Codable, Identifiable {   let id = UUID()   let reviews: [Review]   let total: Int   let possibleLanguages: [String]   enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {     case reviews, total     case possibleLanguages = "possible_languages"   } } // MARK: - Review struct Review: Codable, Identifiable {   let id: String   let url: String   let text: String   let rating: Int   let timeCreated: String   let user: User   enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {     case id, url, text, rating     case timeCreated = "time_created"     case user   } } // MARK: - User struct User: Codable {   let id: String   let profileURL: String   let imageURL: String   let name: String   enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {     case id     case profileURL = "profile_url"     case imageURL = "image_url"     case name   } }

Thank you. I'll be sure to do better in my posts in the future.