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Please note - on iOS this requires the "Associated Domains" capability to be set. So this should really be added to Projucer as part of the addition. |
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Add support for "deep links" on iOS and Android.
Following the existing pattern on desktop platforms, where a link from a website registered with an app will end up calling
JUCEApplication::anotherInstanceStartedwith the URL of the link that opened the app.On iOS it was necessary to replace the (now deprecated)
applicationDidFinishLaunchingwithapplicationDidFinishLaunchingWithOptions.I also added support for "Custom URL Schemes" on iOS via
openURLbut this is untested.On Android I have hijacked the
PushNotificationsclass which deals with intents to check for aVIEWintent which has theBROWSABLEcategory. See https://developer.android.com/training/app-links/deep-linking