I just integrated Firebase dynamic link. It is not working offline. So, Just i wanted to confirm, is it true firebase dynamic link requires Internet?
It depends. If you want to create a deeplink without shorten the url, you can do it in offline.
If you need to shorten the url then it needs to be online.
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I already have a website in Wix that uses a domain that I owned (e.g www.abc.com). At the same time, I wanted to use Firebase Dynamic Link. Is it possible for me to continue to host my website in Wix using the domain and use Firebase Dynamic Link that is set up to the same domain (using www.abc.com for Firebase Dynamic Link)?
I have the same issue with you. I need use firebase dynamic link to my app or website. But I can't move my website A record to firebase since I still need wix services. So I created a subdomain in my wix a record, and point that a record value to firebase host, either with A host or txt, after a few hours, I am able to use it from firebase. Just remember don't change your original WIX A record. Then you should be able to use subdomain.abc.com as dynamic link, also not mess up with original wix service.
I'm trying to create a react native app that uses data from a website that is not mine. I need to enter a login and password to get into this website.
I was thinking about using a web scraper on the backend to accomplish this, but I wasn't sure this was the best approach or even possible. How should I go about doing this?
If you could find the API from the network tabs, then use that API instead. Web Scrapers are more prone to be unstable, you wouldn't want to change the scraper again and again if someone from the website changes something in their UI. Reach out for API first, scraper should be your last option.
Can we use Firebase Dynamic Links as own URL shortener for a website? Will it work in mobile devices. If I build Do Follow link in Shortened URL (l.andrimo.com/xyz) is this transfer authority like goo.gl
Firebase Dynamic Links can be used as a URL shortener for web sites. From the blog post announcing the turn down of goo.gl:
Firebase Dynamic Links are smart URLs that allow you to send existing and potential users to any location within an iOS, Android or web app.
Whether Firebase Dynamic Links suits the needs of your use-case, only you can determine.
I want to implement the authentication with callbacks urls using React native . I can't catch to handler of addEventListener when url changed:
Linking.addEventListener('url', this.handleDeepLink);
Noting happend :s
I follow the official docs of facebook but i didn't get any callback.
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/linking.html
Have you defined URL Scheme for callback Url ?
I think You are searching for this:
https://medium.com/#jtremback/oauth-2-with-react-native-c3c7c64cbb6d#.hdrovcyls
follow the steps involved to use Linking. I assume you did configurations in Xcode if you are building for on iOS or if for android check the official docs for deep linking.
PS: the custom URL Scheme you going to define in Xcode may not allow by all the social auths. for example: facebook doesn't allow you to set "yourapp://" as redirection url where twitter, google+, dropbox let you do that.
the above process will be valid if your backend will redirect to custom URL you defined in URL Scheme.
For the best practices, use Sdks for social auths.
Most of the things I assumed writing this answer if it relates to you thats better otherwise drop a comment with specific details.
I am developing a small web app that should receive emails from users, using sendgrid addon on Heroku. What is the best way to test this on a local dev machine? I was thinking about using localtunnel and set up a temporary url for that, but is there any other way I could do that? Also, how could it be tested with rspec or cucumber?
Thank you in advance for your help :)
The SendGrid Parse API needs to have a live URL, so using localtunnel should work, or other services like dyndns, since the Parse API just needs to contact your web app to do a POST operation. Check out the SendGrid docs for how to set it up and work with it.