Configure deep linking in MAUI apps for Android and iOS.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: maui-deep-linking Source: https://github.com/Petelids/Sudoku/tree/main/skills/maui-skills/maui-deep-linking Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Petelids/Sudoku --skill maui-deep-linking-petelids
MAUI apps often cannot handle external URLs or app-to-app navigation consistently across Android and iOS. This Skill provides a guided approach to implement deep linking, app links, universal links, and custom URI schemes so users can open a specific screen directly from a URL.
Configure deep linking in a MAUI app by enabling Android and iOS link handling, then test with sample URLs on a device.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To implement deep linking in a .NET MAUI app, you configure platform-specific settings like Android Intent Filters and iOS Associated Domains, then use MAUI lifecycle handlers to map the external URLs directly to your Shell routes for in-app navigation.
Android App Links use Intent Filters and Digital Asset Links for domain verification, whereas iOS Universal Links require Apple App Site Association (AASA) files and Associated Domains to securely route external URLs to your MAUI app screens.
Configuring custom URI schemes in a MAUI application involves registering your custom protocol in the platform-specific project files and mapping the URI structure to Shell routes using MAUI lifecycle handlers for app-side routing.
Yes, domain verification requires hosting specific files. Android requires a Digital Asset Links JSON file, and iOS needs an Apple App Site Association (AASA) file hosted on your web domain to authorize universal links and app links.
Universal links often fail on physical iOS devices due to improper AASA file formatting, missing Associated Domains entitlements, or unregistered Shell routes, making physical device testing and validation essential for proper app-side routing.
No, domain verification and app-side routing configurations differ per platform, requiring Android Intent Filters with Digital Asset Links and iOS Associated Domains with AASA files, though both map directly to shared MAUI Shell routes.
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