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NavigationStack - iOS Deep Linking Example In iOS Shopping App 🔗
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Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:52 - What Is Deeplinking?
00:01:48 - Brief Project Breakdown
00:02:36 - How To Configure Universal Links In Xcode
00:04:43 - Testing out Deep Links 3 Ways
00:05:19 - How To Test Deep Links using the Reminders app
00:06:49 - How To Test Deep Links In iOS Using Terminal
00:08:15 - How To Test Deep Links on iOS Using RocketSim
00:12:21 - How To Deep Link To A Screen In SwiftUI
00:18:09 - Building Our Deep Link Finder
00:25:14 - How To Pass Data In A Deep Link In Swift
00:34:10 - Manipulating the NavigationStack via a Deep Link
00:41:36 - How To Fetch A Single Product Using A Deep Link
00:51:40 - Handling Invalid Products Using Deep links
00:55:47 - How To Use ShareLink In SwiftUI To Share A Product
01:06:57 - How To Write Unit Tests In Swift For Our Route Finder
01:14:02 - Summary
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@CourtlandBluford Жыл бұрын

brilliant! thank you for breaking this down.

@tundsdev Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it 🫡

@chris_bennett Жыл бұрын

I ❤ all of your videos but this series may be the best one yet - at least for my needs 🤩

@tundsdev Жыл бұрын

Glad you’re enjoying it 👌🏾

@SHOLINGER Жыл бұрын

really useful , thanks for the information man !

@tundsdev Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it 🫡

@lukassbeataddicts Жыл бұрын

I already love it 3 minutes in.

@tundsdev Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it 🫡

@sarimyx Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@tundsdev Жыл бұрын

Glad you’re enjoying it

@yurii_chynchyk Жыл бұрын

Well that took quite some time to go through all of it :D But again that was a great episode ! Thanks for covering the topic of DeepLinks. It was really interesting and moreover - really useful. That was a lot of code but I think you've covered it with more that enough of explanations trying to comment almost every step you've been doing. Every method has been explained step by step. That's more than valuable. Anyway I made huge pile of notes and comment outs during the lesson not to forget what and why has been done! You really seem to like Extensions : ) that makes the code really pleasant to read -is a good lesson too. Now few questions below if you don't mind.

@yurii_chynchyk Жыл бұрын

1. Decimal Type. I noticed that before but forgot to ask. You don't use Double even though there's no precise calculations. Once I've seen a comment from a guy on Reddit that pros are not using Double in real world app development. Especially if it's related to financial calculations. Only Decimal because they're more precise. I remembered that and now I noticed that in your code even though it's still an educational type of app. So as I understand it's a habit already and hence Decimals? So does that mean using Double makes no sense at all for us learners and we can simply forget about it and build a habit to use Decimal?

@yurii_chynchyk Жыл бұрын

2. Extension from the last part of the lesson. Something like this ? extension View { func shareLink(for item: any MenuItem) -> some View { toolbar { ToolbarItem(placement: .primaryAction) { if let deeplink = Route.buildDeepLink(from: .menuItem(item: item)) { ShareLink(item: deeplink) { Image(systemName: "square.and.arrow.up") ... } and in use just like this .navigationTitle(food.title) .shareLink(for: food)

@yurii_chynchyk Жыл бұрын

3. In your project navigator there's a file "Info.plist". I've been waiting for you to cover how or what for it appeared in the project but you've been silent about it. In the end I noticed that URLTypes for our DeepLinks appeared in the List inside this file but it's a mysterious thing. I've been trying to rename the project cause all the files have the same names. But after I did renaming there was a problem with this one file. Even renaming it to refer to project new file name wasn't working. Xcode is complaining that file is missing and you need to get it back. So the only way was to keep the original name "Introduction-to-NavigationStack-Info.plist" even if I called everything else "DeepLinking". Why this one is so stubborn ? I know it is generated for specific reasons and can contain some peculiar permissions for app to be able to do this and that. Once I tried to make a small MacApp with help of GPT to prevent laptop from going to sleep if lid is closed. So one of key parts was to get the permission to dig "under the hood" using system low level commands to make it work. And Info.plist was needed for that. I couldn't do that, not my level atm. So what is this mysterious thing ? Seems like no one puts enough info about it and even GPT is not able to give all the answers how to generate it, use it and else. Maybe you will have time to explain about a thing. Thanks in advance!

@tundsdev Жыл бұрын

Decimal is more precise than float & double. If you ever work with money use this as your default type 🤝

@tundsdev Жыл бұрын

Not at my comp right now but yep exactly that 🫡

@SHOLINGER Жыл бұрын

the video is really helpful But here is the thing which I want to do let's assume there is a screen with swiftUI list and inside the list there are items which are named as Instagram and linkedIn and TikTok so if I click on the item named Instagram in the list it should open the Instagram app present in my mobile how can I do that ? thanks in advance for your help !!!!

@tundsdev Жыл бұрын

👋🏾 if you do a search in google to see how to open those apps in swift you’ll see a whole load of examples. The problem with this approach is you need to either open a custom url scheme or if you just try opening the website 9/10 if the usr has the app installed on their device it will open up the app for you too. Good luck and to learn even more about navigation in swiftui check out my playlist below kzfaq.info/sun/PLvUWi5tdh92wWS3F-AVsCJHkhBlrkBp6f