Users may see the domain of passwords stored with the Password AutoFill feature as airbridge.io or abr.ge.
After setting up deep links for the Airbridge SDK, if you utilize the Password AutoFill feature, the domain is saved as the applinks domain of the Airbridge deep link, which is airbridge.io or abr.ge.
The problem can be solved by setting up the webcredentials domain used in the Password AutoFill.
1. Prepare the domain that will store the password.
2. Host the JSON below at https://YOUR_DOMAIN/.well-known/apple-app-site-association with Content-Type: application/json. Your prepared domain should be entered instead of YOUR_DOMAIN.
You can find the App ID Prefix and Bundle ID in the [Identifiers]>[YOUR_APP] menu of the Apple Developer Portal.
{ "webcredentials": { "apps": ["YOUR_APP_ID_PREFIX.YOUR_BUNDLE_ID"] }}3. Navigate to [YOUR_PROJECT]>[Signing & Capabilities] in Xcode.
4. Click + Capability to add Associated Domains. Enter webcredentials:YOUR_DOMAIN in Associated Domains.
The expo-route deosn't work after installing the SDK for users who have been using it before the SDK installation.
When the app is launched via the Airbridge tracking link, Airbridge converts the deep link to a scheme deep link before routing it. However, due to the expo-router, the routing process may be duplicated, or the redirection may be processed incorrectly.
Therefore, the Airbridge Expo SDK has been designed to route the Deeplink.
Make sure to be routed within the Airbridge.setOnDeeplinkReceived as in the following code.
import { Airbridge } from 'airbridge-react-native-sdk';import * as Router from 'expo-router'; const router = Router.useRouter(); Airbridge.setOnDeeplinkReceived((result) => { // route deeplink router.push(...);});Was this helpful?