\nBut wait, in the current setup, the 'image' property is JSX. So perhaps for each VST in vstData, the image should be an img element with the src pointing to the imageUrl from webSearchResults.\n\nBut since webSearchResults is defined first, and each VST in vstData is using the name that matches the keys in webSearchResults, that should work.\n\nSo the steps would be:\n\n1. For each entry in vstData, change the 'image' property to use an img tag with the src from webSearchResults[instrument.name].imageUrl.\n\nBut looking at the current code, in the vstData array, each instrument's image is an SVG. For example:\n\nimage: (\n \n)\n\nWe need to replace this with an img tag. So for Serum, it would be:\n\nimage: (\n $\"Serum\"$ \n)\n\nBut how to map this dynamically? The problem is that in the current code, webSearchResults is an object with each VST's data, including imageUrl. So instead of hardcoding the img tags in vstData, perhaps we can modify the code to use the imageUrl from webSearchResults when rendering.\n\nWait, in the code, when rendering the instrument image, it's using instrument.image. So if we change the 'image' property in vstData to be the URL string, then in the JSX, we can render an img tag with that URL. But that would require changing the structure of vstData.\n\nAlternatively, maybe the vstData can be modified to have an imageUrl property instead of the SVG. Let me check the current code.\n\nLooking at the code, the vstData is an array where each entry has an 'image' property with JSX. The webSearchResults object has each VST's data, including imageUrl. So perhaps the 'imageUrl' can be added to each VST in vstData, but how?\n\nAlternatively, during rendering, in the component, when displaying the image, instead of rendering instrument.image, we can use the imageUrl from webSearchResults[instrument.name].imageUrl.\n\nBut the current code uses the 'image' property from vstData. So for example, in the instrument-card, it's rendering {instrument.image}. To replace that with an img tag, we can change that part of the code.\n\nSo in the JSX where the image is rendered:\n\n

\n {instrument.image}\n

\nWe can replace that with:\n\n ${instrument.name}\n/$ \n\nBut need to ensure that webSearchResults is accessible in the component. Since webSearchResults is defined outside the App component, it should be accessible.\n\nHowever, in the current code, the webSearchResults is defined before vstData, so in the component, when we map through vstData, each instrument's name can be used to get the corresponding imageUrl from webSearchResults.\n\nBut wait, in the current code, the vstData's 'name' property must exactly match the keys in webSearchResults. For example, 'Serum' in vstData must have a corresponding entry in webSearchResults with key 'Serum'. Looking at the webSearchResults object, the keys are indeed the names of the VSTs, like \"Serum\", \"Kontakt 7\", etc. So this should work.\n\nTherefore, modifying the JSX to render the img tag with the src from webSearchResults[instrument.name].imageUrl is possible.\n\nBut the original code has the image as JSX elements. By changing that, we can remove the SVG code and instead use the image URLs.\n\nSo the steps required:\n\n1. Remove the SVG 'image' properties in vstData and replace them with imageUrl strings taken from webSearchResults.\n\nWait, but in the current code, the webSearchResults is defined first, so perhaps the vstData can be modified to have an imageUrl property, but that might require restructuring the data. Alternatively, during rendering, we can use the webSearchResults to get the image URL based on the instrument's name.\n\nBut given the current structure, perhaps the easiest way is to in the JSX where the image is rendered, change it from {instrument.image} to an img tag that uses webSearchResults[instrument.name].imageUrl.\n\nLet me check the current app.js code.\n\nIn the current code, the vstData's 'image' is a JSX element (the SVG), and in the component, it's rendered as:\n\n

\n {instrument.image}\n

\nSo replacing that with:\n\n

\n ${instrument.name}\n$ \n

\nThat way, we don't need to modify the vstData array, and instead use the webSearchResults to get the image URL based on the instrument's name.\n\nBut wait, the webSearchResults may not have an entry for every instrument in vstData. Looking at the current code, in webSearchResults, there are entries for Serum, Kontakt 7, etc., which match the vstData entries. So assuming all instruments in vstData have a corresponding entry in webSearchResults, this should work.\n\nTherefore, modifying the JSX to render the image using the URL from webSearchResults is the solution. Additionally, to handle loading states and errors, adding a loading placeholder and error handling would be good.\n\nBut the user's request is to add pictures from the internet, so the main task is to replace the SVGs with real images. Therefore, the key change is in the instrument-image div, replacing the SVG with an img tag that sources the imageUrl from webSearchResults.\n\nSo, in app\n","page_description","cursor","eyJpZCI6IjYwZGtia2E2NnRpZThqeWMxZDNhIn0","token","included",[],"about",{"_181":-5},"parent","routes/browser/layout","actionData","errors"]

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