I am using #react-native-firebase/dynamic-links package
When clicking on the link which i created, it works fine for android but for ios it doesn't Redirect to my app and it gives me this screen in the browser
This is an intermediate page and can be eliminated by configuring your dynamic links apple behavior like this.
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I recently added the dev-client in my Expo (Bare Workflow) React Native App. The deep linking configuration was working fine earlier with my scheme as:
scheme://mobile-prefix/product/10
In the local environment, I tried using the local development Deep-link as follows:
scheme://expo-development-client/?url=http://192.168.5.80:8081
This opened the app ^. This was according to the documentation: https://docs.expo.dev/development/development-workflows/#deep-linking-urls
But it still isn't clear how do I open the deep link say to a particular product which was earlier: mobile-prefix/product/10.
The way to make it work was:
Create development build.
Then use the local scheme URI, like below. See screenshot for reference
scheme://192.168.5.80:8081/mobile-prefix/product/10
So the above URI works ^
where mobile-prefix/product/10 is the one configured on React Native App itself.
I was using your above answer with React Navigation which didn't work.
You might not need the IP address. Just your-scheme-here://mobile-prefix/product/10 will work.
So I'm new to React Native Expo and am trying to build a social app. Trying to test my app on my iPhone, I used my camera to scan the QR code provided by the Metro Bundler and tried to open my app on Expo Go. So I have different screens and a js file for each of the screens, and the bundler returns an error says the source code for the screens doesn't exist. It worked fine on a web browser on my computer. Any idea how to solve this? This might be a stupid question. Thanks a lot.
Here is a screenshot of the error:
error image
When I set up like this
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/linking#basic-usage
and open the app via Custom URL Scheme,
_handleOpenURL catches the URL if the app is shutdown, but doesn't if the app is running background.(iOS)
So can't I use the Linking.addEventListener when the app is already running?
I was having this issue working on a detached Expo project because I had added the suggested code from https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/linking.html to the *AppDelegate.m but Expo already provides slightly different functions for handling URL events. Removing the code from the React Native docs made it work for me.
I have followed the tutorial on expo's website to set up deep linking. What I have enables me to
Share content from my app
click a link in the message
Get redirected to the content in my app
The problem is that if the app is installed, the link is useless. This is why i want to set up universal linking
In quite a few Android apps (e.g. Stack Exchange, Slack), when you open a link it appears in a browser, but as a part of the app (i.e. not on the Google Chrome browser or a WebView).
For example:
When opening a link on Stack Exchange Android App
When opening a link on Slack Android App
Note that both looks quite similar, so it indicates to me that Android has some kind of feature to do this (like SafariDialog for iOS). Not just a WebView.
How can I do this for a Titanium app on Android.
Here's the new module for Android to show web-urls like the ones in Slack app:
https://github.com/prashantsaini1/ti-chrometabs
Refer the documentation, it's very simple to use with just 2-3 lines of code.
Note: This module is a part of core-sdk now released from Titanium SDK 7.5.0+ You can directly import this module using ti.webdialog.
Refer this new link - Titanium Web Dialog