Firebase Dynamic Links Quickstart

• Read more about Firebase Dynamic Links

• Add Firebase to your iOS Project.
• Follow the quickstart guide to set up your project.
• Paste your Dynamic Link Domain from Firebase Console to
  • DynamicLinksExample.entitlements file
  • DOMAIN_URI_PREFIX constant in ViewController.m and ViewController.swift files
  • domainURIPrefix constant in DynamicLinksExampleApp.swift file
• Run the sample on your iOS device.
• Create a Dynamic Link
  • in the App or
  • in the Dynamic Links section of the Firebase console.
    • Custom Schemes of the form dlscheme:/// would be handled by the app. You can change dlscheme to fit your needs.
    • For Universal Links be sure to add your APP ID or TEAM ID to your app when connecting. The apple-app-site-association file will be generated and hosted automatically.
    • As of iOS 9, only Universal Links are considered strong links.
• From another application like Safari or Notes, you should be able to select your Dynamic Link and be taken to the quickstart app.

Note: You will need a device running iOS 11.0+ for the ObjC and Swift (UIKit) versions of the quickstart, or iOS 14.0+ for the Swift (SwiftUI) version.

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