links

URL schemes and, on a phone, the https links of your sites.

Package @crossbind/extension-linksnpm ↗Source ↗

An app has it by having @crossbind/core-app-host, which lists it as a dependency: there is nothing to install or list.

Use

JavaScript

import { app, events } from 'crossbind/app';
 
events.on('open-url', ({ url }) => route(url));
for (const url of await app.launchUrls()) route(url);

Listening first, then asking, misses no link, the one the app was launched with among them.

Options

app.urlSchemes names the schemes whose links open the app, as ['myapp'], and on iOS and Android app.links the https links of your sites, as ['example.com/invite']. The app has this extension only where one of them is set.

Platforms

URL schemes on macOS, Linux, Windows, iOS and Android; https links on iOS and Android.

Replace or leave out

It holds the role links. An extension that gives replaces: 'links' takes it; app: { without: ['links'] } in crossbind.config.js leaves it out. Leaving it out while app.urlSchemes or app.links is set stops the build. The guide shows how, and extensions.md what a replacement answers.

app.md has the rules of each.