- Developer Guide
- DeepLink Plan
- iOS SDK (v4)
DeepLink Plan - iOS SDK (v4)
Install the Airbridge iOS SDK and implement the necessary settings following the steps below.
The Airbridge iOS SDK can be installed using the method below. After installation, you can verify whether the SDK has been properly installed through the iOS SDK Test.
1. Navigate to [File]>[Add Packages...] in Xcode.
2. Enter the following address into the search bar and click Add Package.
3. Click Add Package again.
4. The Airbridge iOS SDK will be added to Package Dependencies.
Attention
Before installing the iOS SDK, navigate to [YOUR_PROJECT]>[Build Settings] in your Xcode and make sure to set the User Script Sandboxing to "No." For more details, refer to the CocoaPods document.
1. Install CocoaPods with brew install cocoapods.
2. Create a Podfile with pod init.
3. Add the SDK as a dependency with the code below in the Podfile.
target '[Project Name]' do
...
# choose YOUR_VERSION from https://help.airbridge.io/developers/release-note-ios-sdk
# example: pod 'airbridge-ios-sdk', '4.X.X'
pod 'airbridge-ios-sdk', 'YOUR_VERSION'
...
end4. The installation will start when you enter pod install --repo-update.
5. Run YOUR_PROJECT.xcworkspace to verify that the Airbridge iOS SDK is successfully installed.
Attention
You cannot install the Airbridge iOS SDK with Tuist's External Dependencies. Make sure to install the iOS SDK using the method below.
1. Run the tuist edit command.
2. Add remote to project.packages. Add package to project.targets[...].target.dependencies. Refer to the code below.
import ProjectDescription
let project = Project(
packages: [
.remote(
url: "https://github.com/ab180/airbridge-ios-sdk-deployment",
// choose YOUR_VERSION from https://help.airbridge.io/developers/release-note-ios-sdk
// example: requirement: .exact(from: "4.X.X")
requirement: .exact(from: "YOUR_VERSION")
),
...
],
targets: [
.target(
dependencies: [
.package(product: "Airbridge", type: .runtime),
...
]
),
...
],
...
)3. Run the tuist generate command.
4. Airbridge is added to the Package Dependencies in Xcode.
1. Download the Airbridge iOS SDK from the link below.
2. Add Airbridge.xcframework to your project. Navigate to [Project File]>[General]>[Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content] in Xcode and click +.
3. Click Add Files... under [Add Other...] and select Airbridge.xcframework.
4. Set the Embed of Airbridge.xcframework to "Do not Embed."
5. Add the framework corresponding to the dependency of SDK to the project. Navigate to [Project File]>[General]>[Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content] in Xcode and click +.
6. Add all the frameworks below. Set the Embed of the added frameworks to "Do not Embed." Then, navigate to [Project File]>[Build Phase]>[Link Binary With Libraries] in the Xcode and set the Status to "Optional."
Framework | Description |
|---|---|
AdSupport.framework | The framework used to collect IDFA. |
CoreTelephony.framework | The framework used to collect carrier information. |
StoreKit.framework | The framework used to collect SKAdNetwork information. |
AppTrackingTransparency.framework | The framework used to collect app tracking permission status information. |
AdServices.framework | The framework used to collect Apple Ads' attribution information for iOS 14.3 and later. |
Attention
Install only one version of the SDK, either the general SDK or the restricted SDK.
Depending on policies and environments, restrictions on collecting device IDs like GAID and IDFA may be required. When installing the Restricted SDK version, the device IDs are not collected.
Install the Restricted SDK using the method below.
1. Navigate to [File]>[Add Packages...] in Xcode.
2. Enter the following address into the search bar and click Add Package.
3. Click Add Package again.
4. The Airbridge iOS SDK will be added to Package Dependencies.
Attention
Before installing the iOS SDK, navigate to [YOUR_PROJECT]>[Build Settings] in your Xcode and make sure to set the User Script Sandboxing to "No." For more details, refer to the CocoaPods document.
1. Install CocoaPods with brew install cocoapods.
2. Create a Podfile with pod init.
3. Add the SDK as a dependency with the code below in the Podfile.
target '[Project Name]' do
...
# choose YOUR_VERSION from https://help.airbridge.io/developers/release-note-ios-sdk
# example: pod 'airbridge-ios-sdk-restricted', '4.X.X'
pod 'airbridge-ios-sdk-restricted', 'YOUR_VERSION'
...
end4. The installation will start when you enter pod install --repo-update.
5. Run YOUR_PROJECT.xcworkspace to verify that the Airbridge iOS SDK is successfully installed.
Attention
You cannot install the Airbridge iOS SDK with Tuist's External Dependencies. Make sure to install the iOS SDK using the method below.
1. Run the tuist edit command.
2. Add remote to project.packages. Add the package to project.targets [...].target.dependencies. Refer to the code below.
import ProjectDescription
let project = Project(
packages: [
.remote(
url: "https://github.com/ab180/airbridge-ios-sdk-restricted-deployment",
// choose YOUR_VERSION from https://help.airbridge.io/developers/release-note-ios-sdk
// example: requirement: .exact(from: "4.X.X")
requirement: .exact(from: "YOUR_VERSION")
),
...
],
targets: [
.target(
dependencies: [
.package(product: "Airbridge", type: .runtime),
...
]
),
...
],
...
)3. Run the tuist generate command.
4. Airbridge is added to the Package Dependencies in Xcode.
1. Download the Airbridge iOS SDK from the link below.
2. Add Airbridge.xcframework to your project. Navigate to [Project File]>[General]>[Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content] in Xcode and click +.
3. Click Add Files... under [Add Other...] and select Airbridge.xcframework.
4. Set the Embed of Airbridge.xcframework to "Do not Embed."
5. Add the framework corresponding to the dependency of SDK to the project. Navigate to [Project File]>[General]>[Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content] in Xcode and click +.
6. Add all the frameworks below. Set the Embed of the added frameworks to "Do not Embed." Then, navigate to [Project File]>[Build Phase]>[Link Binary With Libraries] in the Xcode and set the Status to "Optional."
Framework | Description |
|---|---|
CoreTelephony.framework | The framework used to collect carrier information. |
StoreKit.framework | The framework used to collect SKAdNetwork information. |
AdServices.framework | The framework used to collect Apple Ads' attribution information for iOS 14.3 and later. |
SDK initialization methods vary depending on the system architecture. For SceneDelegate Lifecycle or AppDelegate Lifecycle, refer to the method for AppDelegate. For SwiftUI Lifecycle, refer to the method for SwiftUI.
The YOUR_APP_NAME and YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN can be found on the [Settings]>[Tokens] page in the Airbridge dashboard.
Call the Airbridge.initializeSDK function at the very top of AppDelegate's application(_:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:) function.
import UIKit
import Airbridge
@main
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {
func application(
_ application: UIApplication,
didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?
) -> Bool {
let option = AirbridgeOptionBuilder(name: "YOUR_APP_NAME", token: "YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN")
.build()
Airbridge.initializeSDK(option: option)
return true
}
}Call the Airbridge.initializeSDK function at the very top of AppDelegate's application(_:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:) function.
#import "AppDelegate.h"
#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
@interface AppDelegate ()
@end
@implementation AppDelegate
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions {
AirbridgeOptionBuilder* optionBuilder = [[AirbridgeOptionBuilder alloc] initWithName:@"YOUR_APP_NAME"
token:@"YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN"];
AirbridgeOption* option = [optionBuilder build];
[Airbridge initializeSDKWithOption:option];
return YES;
}
@endCall the Airbridge.initializeSDK function at the top of init.
import SwiftUI
import Airbridge
@main
struct ExampleApp: App {
init() {
let option = AirbridgeOptionBuilder(name: "YOUR_APP_NAME", token: "YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN")
.build()
Airbridge.initializeSDK(option: option)
}
var body: some Scene {
WindowGroup {
ContentView()
}
}
}Attention
The SwiftUI Lifecycle method does not provide a Referrer URL, so the Organic Referrer Attribution cannot be used. Even with the use of UIApplicationDelegateAdaptor, the Organic Referrer Attribution cannot be used in the SwiftUI Lifecycle method.
Note
The functions necessary to ensure compliance with privacy policies should be reviewed with legal counsel.
The IDFA can only be collected if users consent to data tracking via the App Tracking Transparency (ATT) prompt.
Event collection should be delayed until the user allows tracking. If the install event is collected before the user allows tracking on the ATT prompt, the install event data will lack an identifier, making performance measurement difficult. We recommend setting a sufficient delay time for event collection to collect identifiers.
When using the DeepLink Plan, it is recommended to configure the
setAutoDetermineTrackingAuthorizationTimeoutparameter to 0 seconds when configuring the ATT prompt. The DeepLink Plan does not support attribution using identifiers. Therefore, to seamlessly redirect users who have already installed the app to the intended in-app location as configured in the deferred deep link, thesetAutoDetermineTrackingAuthorizationTimeoutparameter to 0 seconds.
1. Prepare the text you will use in the ATT prompt.
2. Enter the prepared text in the NSUserTrackingUsageDescription key of the Info.plist file.
Navigate to [YOUR_PROJECT]>[Info]>[Custom iOS Target Properties] in Xcode.
Hover your mouse over the key items, click + that appears, and enter
Privacy - Tracking Usage Description.Enter the text for the ATT prompt as value.
1. Run the tuist edit command.
2. Enter NSUserTrackingUsageDescription as key to .extendingDefault in project.targets[...].infoPlist.
3. Enter the text for the ATT prompt as value.
import ProjectDescription
let project = Project(
targets: [
.target(
infoPlist: .extendingDefault(
with: [
"NSUserTrackingUsageDescription": "YOUR_DESCRIPTION",
...
]
),
...
),
...
]
...
)3. Set the time for displaying the ATT prompt.
The ATTrackingManager.requestTrackingAuthorization function should be called at the desired time you want to display the ATT prompt.
import AppTrackingTransparency
...
ATTrackingManager.requestTrackingAuthorization { _ in }#import <AppTrackingTransparency/AppTrackingTransparency.h>
...
[ATTrackingManager requestTrackingAuthorizationWithCompletionHandler:^(ATTrackingManagerAuthorizationStatus status) {}];Attention
The
ATTrackingManager.requestTrackingAuthorizationfunction does not provide the ATT prompt if the app that called it is not in an active state.
The ATT prompt can be displayed as soon as the app is launched.
import Airbridge
import AppTrackingTransparency
...
var observer: Any?
...
let option = AirbridgeOptionBuilder(name: "YOUR_APP_NAME", token: "YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN")
.build()
Airbridge.initializeSDK(option: option)
...
observer = NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(
forName: UIApplication.didBecomeActiveNotification,
object: nil,
queue: nil
) { [weak self] _ in
if #available(iOS 14, *) {
ATTrackingManager.requestTrackingAuthorization { _ in }
}
if let observer = self?.observer {
NotificationCenter.default.removeObserver(observer)
}
}#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
#import <AppTrackingTransparency/AppTrackingTransparency.h>
...
id observer;
...
AirbridgeOptionBuilder* optionBuilder = [[AirbridgeOptionBuilder alloc] initWithName:@"YOUR_APP_NAME"
token:@"YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN"];
[optionBuilder setAutoDetermineTrackingAuthorizationEnabled:NO];
AirbridgeOption* option = [optionBuilder build];
[Airbridge initializeSDKWithOption:option];
...
__weak typeof(self) weakSelf = self;
observer = [NSNotificationCenter.defaultCenter addObserverForName:UIApplicationDidBecomeActiveNotification
object:nil
queue:nil
usingBlock:^(NSNotification * _Nonnull notification) {
if (@available(iOS 14, *)) {
[ATTrackingManager requestTrackingAuthorizationWithCompletionHandler:^(ATTrackingManagerAuthorizationStatus status) {}];
}
if (weakSelf != nil && weakSelf->observer != nil) {
[NSNotificationCenter.defaultCenter removeObserver:observer];
}
}];import SwiftUI
import Airbridge
import AppTrackingTransparency
@main
struct ExampleApp: App {
var observer: Any?
init() {
let option = AirbridgeOptionBuilder(name: "YOUR_APP_NAME", token: "YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN")
.build()
Airbridge.initializeSDK(option: option)
observer = NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(
forName: UIApplication.didBecomeActiveNotification,
object: nil,
queue: nil
) { [weak self] _ in
if #available(iOS 14, *) {
ATTrackingManager.requestTrackingAuthorization { _ in }
}
if let observer = self?.observer {
NotificationCenter.default.removeObserver(observer)
}
}
}
var body: some Scene {
WindowGroup {
ContentView()
}
}
}4. If the install event is not collected, the Airbridge iOS SDK delays collecting install events for 30 seconds until the user allows tracking each time the app is launched. If the user exits the app before deciding whether to allow tracking, the SDK will not collect the install event and will try again at the next app launch.
When using the DeepLink Plan, it is recommended to configure the
setAutoDetermineTrackingAuthorizationTimeoutparameter to 0 seconds when configuring the ATT prompt. The DeepLink Plan does not support attribution using identifiers. Therefore, to seamlessly redirect users who have already installed the app to the intended in-app location as configured in the deferred deep link, thesetAutoDetermineTrackingAuthorizationTimeoutparameter to 0 seconds.
The autoDetermineTrackingAuthorizationTimeout function can be used to set a longer delay for collecting install events. The default setting for the autoDetermineTrackingAuthorizationTimeout is 300 seconds. It can be set up to 3600 seconds (1 hour).
import Airbridge
...
let option = AirbridgeOptionBuilder(name: "YOUR_APP_NAME",
token: "YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN")
.setAutoDetermineTrackingAuthorizationTimeout(second: 30)
.build()
Airbridge.initializeSDK(option: option)#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
AirbridgeOptionBuilder* optionBuilder = [[AirbridgeOptionBuilder alloc] initWithName:@"YOUR_APP_NAME"
token:@"YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN"];
[optionBuilder setAutoDetermineTrackingAuthorizationTimeoutWithSecond:30];
AirbridgeOption* option = [optionBuilder build];
[Airbridge initializeSDKWithOption:option];Attention
Sufficient time must be configured to delay the collection of install events. If the delay time is up, the SDK will collect install events without identifiers before users can allow tracking on the ATT prompt.
Deep linking allows you to redirect users from ads to specific locations within your app. The data collected from the tracking link enables you to monitor the performance of the deep link in Airbridge.
When Airbridge generates a tracking link, it automatically selects and utilizes the optimal Airbridge deep link, depending on the environment. This link will be used for user redirection and is called the scheme deep link.
Airbridge Deeplink:
https://YOUR_APP_NAME.airbridge.io/~~~Scheme Deeplink:
YOUR_SCHEME://product/12345
When the app is installed on a device and the user clicks the tracking link, the app opens through the Airbridge deep link. The Airbridge SDK converts the Airbridge deep link into a scheme deep link set on the tracking link. The converted scheme deep link is sent to the app.
When the app is not installed on a device and the user clicks the tracking link, the Airbridge deep link is saved. After the user moves to the app store or website and the app is installed and launched, the Airbridge SDK converts the saved Airbridge deep link into a scheme deep link. The converted scheme deep link is sent to the app.
For the deep linking setup, the deep link information entered to the Airbridge dashboard and the in-app location address for user redirection is required.
First, enter the deep link information into the Airbridge dashboard.
For the deep linking setup, the following information must be entered into the Airbridge dashboard.
iOS URI scheme: The Airbridge deep link is converted to a scheme deep link using the iOS URI scheme.
iOS App ID: The universal link domain of the Airbridge deep link is set using the iOS App ID.
Attention
To ensure proper user redirection, the iOS URI scheme and iOS App ID must be registered differently for the production app and the development app.
Follow the steps below to enter the above information into the Airbridge dashboard.
1. Go to [Tracking Link]>[Deep Links] in the Airbridge dashboard.
2. Enter the iOS URI scheme in the iOS URI Scheme field. Include ://. For example, if the iOS URI scheme is demo, you enter it as demo://.
3. In the Apple Developer Dashboard, go to [Identifier] of the app you want to set up the deep link. Find the App ID Prefix and Bundle ID.
4. The iOS App ID is in the format of App ID Prefix+ .+ Bundle ID. Enter the iOS App ID into the iOS App ID field. For example, if the App ID Prefix is prefix and the Bundle ID is example, the iOS App ID is prefix.example.
After entering the deep link information into the Airbridge dashboard, refer to the information below for app setup. The instructions vary by the app system.
The app setup is required to enable the following.
App launch with Airbridge deep links
Airbridge deep link event collection
User redirection with Airbridge deep links
The app should be launched with the Airbridge deep link when the user clicks the tracking link.
1. Navigate to [YOUR_PROJECT]>[Info]>[URL Types] in Xcode.
2. Click + and enter the iOS URI scheme that has been entered into the Airbridge dashboard into the URL Schemes field.
Attention
Enter the iOS URL scheme without
://.
3. Navigate to [YOUR_PROJECT]>[Signing & Capabilities] in Xcode.
4. Click + Capabilities to add Associated Domains.
5. Add applinks:YOUR_APP_NAME.airbridge.io and applinks:YOUR_APP_NAME.abr.ge to Associated Domains. YOUR_APP_NAME is the Airbridge App Name.
Attention
If you are using or plan to use the Password AutoFill feature, you must add the Webcredentials domain. A situation may arise where the domain of the password saved through the Password AutoFill feature appears as airbridge.io or abr.ge to users of the app.
For more information, refer to this troubleshooting guide.
Attention
Deep link events cannot be automatically collected on iOS. You must pass the deep link event to the Airbridge SDK using the
Airbridge.trackDeeplinkfunction.
The deep link events should be passed to the Airbridge SDK for collection. Call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function at the top of the OS callback when the app is launched with a deep link.
import Airbridge
...
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity)#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUrl:url];
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity];Detailed settings differ depending on the status of the app.
1. Call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function in the function that is called when the terminated app is newly launched with a scheme deep link or universal link.
import Airbridge
...
// when terminated app is opened with scheme deeplink or universal links
func scene(
_ scene: UIScene,
willConnectTo session: UISceneSession,
options connectionOptions: UIScene.ConnectionOptions
) {
// when app is opened with scheme deeplink
if let url = connectionOptions.urlContexts.first?.url {
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
}
// when app is opened with universal links
else if let userActivity = connectionOptions.userActivities.first {
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity)
}
}#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// when terminated app is opened with scheme deeplink or universal links
- (void)scene:(UIScene *)scene willConnectToSession:(UISceneSession *)session options:(UISceneConnectionOptions *)connectionOptions {
// when app is opened with scheme deeplink
NSURL* url = connectionOptions.URLContexts.allObjects.firstObject.URL;
NSUserActivity* userActivity = connectionOptions.userActivities.allObjects.firstObject;
if (url != nil) {
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUrl:url];
}
else if (userActivity != nil) {
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity];
}
}2. Call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function in the function that is called when the backgrounded app is launched with a scheme deep link.
import Airbridge
...
// when backgrounded app is opened with scheme deeplink
func scene(
_ scene: UIScene,
openURLContexts URLContexts: Set<UIOpenURLContext>
) {
guard let url = URLContexts.first?.url else { return }
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
}#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// when backgrounded app is opened with scheme deeplink
- (void)scene:(UIScene *)scene openURLContexts:(NSSet<UIOpenURLContext *> *)URLContexts {
NSURL* url = URLContexts.allObjects.firstObject.URL;
if (url == nil) { return; }
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUrl:url];
}3. Call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function in the function that is called when the backgrounded app is launched with a universal link.
import Airbridge
...
// when backgrounded app is opened with universal links
func scene(
_ scene: UIScene,
continue userActivity: NSUserActivity
) {
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity)
}// when backgrounded app is opened with universal links
- (void)scene:(UIScene *)scene continueUserActivity:(NSUserActivity *)userActivity {
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity];
}To redirect users to the intended destination, the Airbridge deep link must be converted into a scheme deep link using the Airbridge.handleDeeplink function.
import Airbridge
...
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(url: url) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
...
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUrl:url onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
...
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it isThe Airbridge.handleDeeplink function returns true and the scheme deep link as a callback if an Airbridge deep link is input. If anything other than an Airbridge deep link is input, it returns false and doesn’t provide a callback. Using this function, the Airbridge deep links can be handled separately from other deep links.
Depending on the system method and app status, call the Airbridge.handleDeeplink function under the OS callback Airbridge.trackDeeplink function, which is called by the app when launched with a deep link. If necessary, the existing logic should be processed together.
1. Implement a function to process apps launched by Airbridge deep links in SceneDelegate.
import Foundation
...
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
func handleAirbridgeDeeplink(url: URL) {
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}import Foundation
...
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
- (void)handleAirbridgeDeeplink:(NSURL *)url {
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}2. Call the Airbridge.handleDeeplink function in the function that is called when the terminated app is newly launched with a scheme deep link or universal link. Send users to the intended destination using the converted scheme deep link.
import Airbridge
...
// when terminated app is opened with scheme deeplink or universal links
func scene(
_ scene: UIScene,
willConnectTo session: UISceneSession,
options connectionOptions: UIScene.ConnectionOptions
) {
// when app is opened with scheme deeplink
if let url = connectionOptions.urlContexts.first?.url {
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(url: url) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
handleAirbridgeDeeplink(url: url)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
}
// when app is opened with universal links
else if let userActivity = connectionOptions.userActivities.first {
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity)
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
handleAirbridgeDeeplink(url: url)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
}
}#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// when terminated app is opened with scheme deeplink or universal links
- (void)scene:(UIScene *)scene willConnectToSession:(UISceneSession *)session options:(UISceneConnectionOptions *)connectionOptions {
// when app is opened with scheme deeplink
NSURL* url = connectionOptions.URLContexts.allObjects.firstObject.URL;
NSUserActivity* userActivity = connectionOptions.userActivities.allObjects.firstObject;
if (url != nil) {
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUrl:url];
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUrl:url onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
[self handleAirbridgeDeeplink:url];
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
}
else if (userActivity != nil) {
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity];
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
[self handleAirbridgeDeeplink:url];
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
}
}3. Call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function in the function that is called when the backgrounded app is launched with a scheme deep link. Send users to the intended destination using the converted scheme deep link.
import Airbridge
...
// when backgrounded app is opened with scheme deeplink
func scene(
_ scene: UIScene,
openURLContexts URLContexts: Set<UIOpenURLContext>
) {
guard let url = URLContexts.first?.url else { return }
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(url: url) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
handleAirbridgeDeeplink(url: url)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
}#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// when backgrounded app is opened with scheme deeplink
- (void)scene:(UIScene *)scene openURLContexts:(NSSet<UIOpenURLContext *> *)URLContexts {
NSURL* url = URLContexts.allObjects.firstObject.URL;
if (url == nil) { return; }
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUrl:url];
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUrl:url onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
[self handleAirbridgeDeeplink:url];
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
}4. Call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function in the function that is called when the backgrounded app is launched with a universal link. Send users to the intended destination using the converted scheme deep link.
import Airbridge
...
// when backgrounded app is opened with universal links
func scene(
_ scene: UIScene,
continue userActivity: NSUserActivity
) {
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity)
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
handleAirbridgeDeeplink(url: url)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
}// when backgrounded app is opened with universal links
- (void)scene:(UIScene *)scene continueUserActivity:(NSUserActivity *)userActivity {
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity];
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
[self handleAirbridgeDeeplink:url];
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
}The app setup is required to enable the following.
App launch with Airbridge deep links
Airbridge deep link event collection
User redirection with Airbridge deep links
The app should be launched with the Airbridge deep link when the user clicks the tracking link.
1. Navigate to [YOUR_PROJECT]>[Info]>[URL Types] in Xcode.
2. Click + and enter the iOS URI scheme that has been entered into the Airbridge dashboard into the URL Schemes field.
Attention
Enter the iOS URL scheme without
://.
3. Navigate to [YOUR_PROJECT]>[Signing & Capabilities] in Xcode.
4. Click + Capabilities to add Associated Domains.
5. Add applinks:YOUR_APP_NAME.airbridge.io and applinks:YOUR_APP_NAME.abr.ge to Associated Domains. YOUR_APP_NAME is the Airbridge app name.
Attention
If you are using or plan to use the Password AutoFill feature, you must add the Webcredentials domain. A situation may arise where the domain of the password saved through the Password AutoFill feature appears as airbridge.io or abr.ge to users of the app.
For more information, refer to this troubleshooting guide.
Attention
Deep link events cannot be automatically collected on iOS. You must pass the deep link event to the Airbridge SDK using the
Airbridge.trackDeeplinkfunction.
The deep link events should be passed to the Airbridge SDK for collection. Call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function at the top of the OS callback when the app is launched with a deep link.
import Airbridge
...
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity)#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUrl:url];
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity];Call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function in the function that is called when the app is launched with a scheme deep link or a universal link. Use the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function to deliver the deep link to the Airbridge SDK.
import SwiftUI
import Airbridge
@main
struct ActualApp: App {
var body: some Scene {
WindowGroup {
ContentView()
// when app is opened with scheme deeplink or universal links
.onOpenURL { url in
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
}
}
}
}To redirect users to the intended destination, the Airbridge deep link must be converted into a scheme deep link using the Airbridge.handleDeeplink function.
import Airbridge
...
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(url: url) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
...
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUrl:url onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
...
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it isThe Airbridge.handleDeeplink function returns true and the scheme deep link as a callback if an Airbridge deep link is input. If anything other than an Airbridge deep link is input, it returns false and doesn’t provide a callback. Using this function, the Airbridge deep links can be handled separately from other deep links.
Call the Airbridge.handleDeeplink function under the OS callback Airbridge.trackDeeplink function, which is called by the app when launched with a deep link. If necessary, the existing logic should be processed together.
Call the Airbridge.handleDeeplink function in the function that is called when the app is launched with a scheme deep link or a universal link. Send users to the intended destination using the converted scheme deep link.
import SwiftUI
import Airbridge
@main
struct ActualApp: App {
var body: some Scene {
WindowGroup {
ContentView()
// when app is opened with scheme deeplink or universal links
.onOpenURL { url in
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(url: url) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
}
}
}
}The app setup is required to enable the following.
App launch with Airbridge deep links
Airbridge deep link event collection
User redirection with Airbridge deep links
The app should be launched with the Airbridge deep link when the user clicks the tracking link.
1. Navigate to [YOUR_PROJECT]>[Info]>[URL Types] in Xcode.
2. Click + and enter the iOS URI scheme that has been entered into the Airbridge dashboard into the URL Schemes field.
Attention
Enter the iOS URL scheme without
://.
3. Navigate to [YOUR_PROJECT]>[Signing & Capabilities] in Xcode.
4. Click + Capabilities to add Associated Domains.
5. Add applinks:YOUR_APP_NAME.airbridge.io and applinks:YOUR_APP_NAME.abr.ge to Associated Domains. YOUR_APP_NAME is the Airbridge app name.
Attention
If you are using or plan to use the Password AutoFill feature, you must add the Webcredentials domain. A situation may arise where the domain of the password saved through the Password AutoFill feature appears as airbridge.io or abr.ge to users of the app.
For more information, refer to this troubleshooting guide.
Attention
Deep link events cannot be automatically collected on iOS. You must pass the deep link event to the Airbridge SDK using the
Airbridge.trackDeeplinkfunction.
The deep link events should be passed to the Airbridge SDK for collection. Call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function at the top of the OS callback when the app is launched with a deep link.
import Airbridge
...
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity)#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUrl:url];
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity];The detailed setup method varies depending on the Airbridge deep link type.
1. When the app is launched with a scheme deep link, call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function in the function that is called when the app is lauched.
import Airbridge
...
// when app is opened with scheme deeplink
func application(
_ app: UIApplication,
open url: URL,
options: [UIApplication.OpenURLOptionsKey : Any] = [:]
) -> Bool {
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
return true
}#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// when app is opened with scheme deeplink
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)app openURL:(NSURL *)url options:(NSDictionary<UIApplicationOpenURLOptionsKey,id> *)options {
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUrl:url];
return YES;
}2. When the app is launched with a Universal Link, call the Airbridge.trackDeeplink function in the function that is called when the app is lauched.
// when app is opened with universal links
func application(
_ application: UIApplication,
continue userActivity: NSUserActivity,
restorationHandler: @escaping ([UIUserActivityRestoring]?) -> Void
) -> Bool {
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity)
return true
}#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// when app is opened with universal links
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application continueUserActivity:(NSUserActivity *)userActivity restorationHandler:(void (^)(NSArray<id<UIUserActivityRestoring>> * _Nullable))restorationHandler {
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity];
return YES;
}To redirect users to the intended destination, the Airbridge deep link must be converted into a scheme deep link using the Airbridge.handleDeeplink function.
import Airbridge
...
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(url: url) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
...
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUrl:url onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
...
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it isThe Airbridge.handleDeeplink function returns true and the scheme deep link as a callback if an Airbridge deep link is input. If anything other than an Airbridge deep link is input, it returns false and doesn’t provide a callback. Using this function, the Airbridge deep links can be handled separately from other deep links.
Call the Airbridge.handleDeeplink function under the OS callback Airbridge.trackDeeplink function, which is called by the app when launched with a deep link. If necessary, the existing logic should be processed together.
1. Implement a function to process apps launched by Airbridge deep links in AppDelegate.
import Foundation
...
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
func handleAirbridgeDeeplink(url: URL) {
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}import Foundation
...
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
- (void)handleAirbridgeDeeplink:(NSURL *)url {
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}2. Call the Airbridge.handleDeeplink function from the function that is called when the app is launched with a scheme deep link. Send users to the intended destination using the converted scheme deep link.
import Airbridge
...
// when app is opened with scheme deeplink
func application(
_ app: UIApplication,
open url: URL,
options: [UIApplication.OpenURLOptionsKey : Any] = [:]
) -> Bool {
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(url: url)
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(url: url) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
handleAirbridgeDeeplink(url: url)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
return isHandled
}#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// when app is opened with scheme deeplink
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)app openURL:(NSURL *)url options:(NSDictionary<UIApplicationOpenURLOptionsKey,id> *)options {
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUrl:url];
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUrl:url onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
[self handleAirbridgeDeeplink:url];
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
return isHandled;
}3. Call the Airbridge.handleDeeplink function from the function that is called when the app is launched with a universal link. Send users to the intended destination using the converted scheme deep link.
// when app is opened with universal links
func application(
_ application: UIApplication,
continue userActivity: NSUserActivity,
restorationHandler: @escaping ([UIUserActivityRestoring]?) -> Void
) -> Bool {
// track deeplink
Airbridge.trackDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity)
// handle deeplink
var isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeeplink(userActivity: userActivity) { url in
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
handleAirbridgeDeeplink(url: url)
}
if isHandled { return }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
return isHandled
}#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
// when app is opened with universal links
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application continueUserActivity:(NSUserActivity *)userActivity restorationHandler:(void (^)(NSArray<id<UIUserActivityRestoring>> * _Nullable))restorationHandler {
// track deeplink
[Airbridge trackDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity];
// handle deeplink
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeeplinkWithUserActivity:userActivity onSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
// when app is opened with airbridge deeplink
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
[self handleAirbridgeDeeplink:url];
}];
if (isHandled) { return; }
// when app is opened with other deeplink
// use existing logic as it is
return isHandled;
}When a user clicks on a tracking link with deferred deep linking capabilities and your app is not installed on the device, the Airbridge SDK collects the deep link as follows.
The Airbridge SDK attempts to collect a deep link after initializing the SDK when all the following conditions are met. If the app is closed during collection, the Airbridge SDK treats it as if there is no stored Airbridge deep link.
The
Airbridge.startTrackingfunction is called with the opt-in settings in place. Or, opt-in has not been set.The ATT tracking response has been determined. Or, the event collection delay time set in the ATT prompt has expired.
The Airbridge.handleDeferredDeeplink function retrieves the saved Airbridge deep link and converts it into a scheme deep link to pass it to the app. Users are redirected to the intended destination using the converted scheme deep link.
import Airbridge
...
let option = AirbridgeOptionBuilder(name: "YOUR_APP_NAME", token: "YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN")
.build()
Airbridge.initializeSDK(option: option)
...
let isHandled = Airbridge.handleDeferredDeeplink() { url in
if let url {
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}
}#import <Airbridge/Airbridge.h>
...
AirbridgeOptionBuilder* optionBuilder = [[AirbridgeOptionBuilder alloc] initWithName:@"YOUR_APP_NAME"
token:@"YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN"];
AirbridgeOption* option = [optionBuilder build];
[Airbridge initializeSDKWithOption:option];
...
BOOL isHandled = [Airbridge handleDeferredDeeplinkOnSuccess:^(NSURL* url) {
if (url != nil) {
// show proper content using url (YOUR_SCHEME://...)
}
}];The Airbridge.handleDeferredDeeplink function returns true if the app is installed and called for the first time, waits for the Airbridge deep link acquisition, and converts it to a scheme deep link to pass it to onSuccess. You can use this scheme deep link to send users to the set destination.
If there is no stored Airbridge deep link, it will deliver nil to onSuccess. If the SDK is not initialized or if the Airbridge.handleDeferredDeeplink function has not been called for the first time, it will return false.
The scheme deep link delivered is generally in the format of YOUR_SCHEME://... URL. If you use services like Meta Deferred App Links, it may be delivers in a different format.
The SDK functionality test and deep link test allow you to check whether the SDK and deep linking work as intended.
Check whether the Airbridge iOS SDK is operating properly. The Install events are collected by the Android SDK regardless of whether the additional configurations have been completed or not.
Follow the steps below to check whether the Install events are being collected by the iOS SDK.
1. Prepare a test device where the app is not installed, or if the app is already installed, delete it before testing.
2. Set the SDK log level to Log_ALL.
let option = AirbridgeOptionBuilder(name: "YOUR_APP_NAME", token: "YOUR_APP_SDK_TOKEN")
.build()
Airbridge.initializeSDK(option: option)3. Install the app on the test device. After installing the app, launch it so that the Install event is collected.
The first Open event collected by Airbridge is recorded as an Install event. Therefore, the Open may not be recorded when the app install event is collected.
4. In the Xcode Console, check whether the event performed on the test device with a specific IDFA is logged properly. In the Console Filter, enter Library:Airbridge. If the Install events are being collected properly, you should see logs such as the following.
Send event packets to Airbridge: categories=9161Send event packets to Airbridge: categories=9163
For the Xcode Console messages and their meaning, refer to the following.
Event packet is stored in storage: categories={event_category}: The event category is stored.Send event packets to Airbridge: categories={event_category}: Sending the event category.Client receive response: method=post url=https://event-track.airbridge.io/v1/apps/{app_name}: Sent the event category successfully through the network.
5. If you can't see the logs in the Xcode Console even after a sufficient amount of time has passed, check whether the SDK has been initialized, the SDK configurations are completed as instructed, and the network status is stable.
If the problem persists, contact your Airbridge CSM and share your SDK logs. If you don't have a designated Airbridge CSM, contact the Airbridge Help Center.
Check whether the deep linking feature configured in the Airbridge iOS SDK works as intended.
Before testing the deep link, make sure the following items have been set up.
Item |
Description |
Resources |
|---|---|---|
HTTP Deep Link (App links) | Setup is required | |
Scheme Deep Link | Setup is required | |
Deferred Deep Link | The setup is completed automatically. No additional setup is required. | |
Custom Domain | Setup is optional | |
App Install | - If you don't need to test the deferred deep link, install the app on your test device in advance. - If you need to test the deferred deep link, the app should not be installed on the test device. If the app is installed, delete the app from the test device. |
Airbridge provides a website for testing deep links. If you want to test deferred deep links, you need to uninstall the app from your test device.
1. Visit the deep link testing site from your test device. You can access the website directly by using the QR code below.
2. Enter the App Name you registered with Airbridge. You can find it on the [Settings]>[Tokens] page in the Airbridge dashboard.
If you want to test a specific deep link address, enter the scheme deep link into the Deeplink URL field. The scheme deep link format is {YOUR_SCHEME}://...
If you're using a custom domain, make sure to enter your custom domain.
3. Click one of the buttons listed below. Click the button depending on the deep link type you are testing.
Note that you can only test deferred deep links if the app is not installed on your test device.
Button |
Description |
Example |
|---|---|---|
Test HTTP Deeplink Type-1 | Test the HTTP deep link in the format of |
|
Test HTTP Deeplink Type-2 | Test the HTTP deep link in the format of |
|
Test Scheme Deeplink | Test the scheme deep link. |
|
Test Deferred Deeplink | Test the deferred deep link. |
|
Test Custom Domain Deeplink | Test the custom domain. This button is only available when the custom domain is entered. |
|
4. Check whether the event performed on the test device with a specific IDFA is logged properly in the Xcode Console. Enter [Airbridge][Debug] in the Console filter. If the Install events are being collected properly, you should see logs as follows.
[Airbridge] [Debug] - success network to url: https://core.airbridge.io/api/v4/apps/{app_name}/events/mobile-app/9162[Airbridge] [Debug] - success network to url : https://core.airbridge.io/api/v4/apps/{app_name}/events/mobile-app/9163[Airbridge] [Debug] - success network to url : https://core.airbridge.io/api/v4/apps/{app_name}/events/mobile-app/9168
If the SDK log level has been set to DEBUG in the Airbridge SDK initialization process, you can check the value sent through the network.
5. The client request: method={...} message transmits the header and body values. Check the following items based on the button clicked on the deep link test site. If the deep link is working properly, all items should be confirmed.
After clicking Test HTTP Deeplink Type-1, you need to confirm the following items in the SDK log.
eventData.deeplinkishttps://{YOUR_APP_NAME}.abr.ge...{YOUR_SCHEME}://main...is passed to the deep link callback function.If you have entered a deeplink URL in the deeplink test site, the information passed will be changed. For example, if you have entered
{YOUR_SCHEME}://path...as the deeplink URL,${YOUR_SCHEME}://path...is passed.
After clicking Test HTTP Deeplink Type-2, you need to confirm the following items in the SDK log.
eventData.deeplinkishttps://{YOUR_APP_NAME}.airbridge.io...{YOUR_SCHEME}://main...is passed to the deep link callback function.If you have entered a deeplink URL in the deeplink test site, the information passed will be changed. For example, if you have entered
{YOUR_SCHEME}://path...as the deeplink URL,${YOUR_SCHEME}://path...is passed.
After clicking Test Scheme Deeplink, you need to confirm the following items in the SDK log.
eventData.deeplinkis{YOUR_SCHEME}://main...{YOUR_SCHEME}://main...is passed to the deeplink callback function.If you have entered a deeplink URL in the deeplink test site, the information passed will be changed. For example, if you have entered
{YOUR_SCHEME}://path...as the deeplink URL,${YOUR_SCHEME}://path...is passed.
After clicking Test Deferred Deeplink, you need to confirm the following items in the SDK log.
eventData.deeplinkis${YOUR_SCHEME}://main...{YOUR_SCHEME}://main...is passed to the deeplink callback function.If you have entered a deeplink URL in the deeplink test site, the information passed will be changed. For example, if you have entered
{YOUR_SCHEME}://path...as the deeplink URL,${YOUR_SCHEME}://path...is passed.
After clicking Test Custom Domain Deeplink, you need to confirm the following items in the SDK log.
eventData.deeplinkishttps://{YOUR_CUSTOM_DOMAIN}...{YOUR_SCHEME}://main...is passed to the deeplink callback function.If you have entered a deeplink URL in the deeplink test site, the information passed will be changed. For example, if you have entered
{YOUR_SCHEME}://path...as the deeplink URL,${YOUR_SCHEME}://path...is passed.
Refer to the information below for troubleshooting regarding deep links.
Problem | Solution |
|---|---|
You clicked a deep link, but the app was not launched. Or the SDK logs show information that is not intended as per setting. | Check whether the deep link is set up correctly. Refer to this article for the deep linking setup. |
You clicked a deep link, and the app was launched, but you didn't land on the intended app page. | You need to write code that redirects the user to the deep link path that is passed by the |
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