Originally created by @FunctionalHacker on GitHub (May 4, 2021).
Android has support for adding a list of suppported links by apps. This enables the user to click a link in their web browser and it resulting the link opening in the application.
For example, you could click this link in your web browser to open this issue in GitTouch.
It comes to mind that the nature of GitTouch makes this a bit harder to implement. We would have to update the list of supported links as the user adds instances of eg. Gitea and GitLab. We would also have to handle switching accounts as needed.
Originally created by @FunctionalHacker on GitHub (May 4, 2021).
Android has support for adding a list of suppported links by apps. This enables the user to click a link in their web browser and it resulting the link opening in the application.
For example, you could click [this link](https://github.com/git-touch/git-touch/issues/234) in your web browser to open this issue in GitTouch.
It comes to mind that the nature of GitTouch makes this a bit harder to implement. We would have to update the list of supported links as the user adds instances of eg. Gitea and GitLab. We would also have to handle switching accounts as needed.
[Android documentation](https://developer.android.com/training/app-links)
[Flutter documentation](https://flutter.dev/docs/development/ui/navigation/deep-linking)
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Originally created by @FunctionalHacker on GitHub (May 4, 2021).
Android has support for adding a list of suppported links by apps. This enables the user to click a link in their web browser and it resulting the link opening in the application.
For example, you could click this link in your web browser to open this issue in GitTouch.
It comes to mind that the nature of GitTouch makes this a bit harder to implement. We would have to update the list of supported links as the user adds instances of eg. Gitea and GitLab. We would also have to handle switching accounts as needed.
Android documentation
Flutter documentation
@shreyas1599 commented on GitHub (Jun 20, 2021):
Being tracked in #60