I used the * wildcard to match any routes, but if you only want to open certain paths directly in the app you could specify something like “products/*” or event multiple different paths! The file validates your domain for iOS, and you can also specify which paths should match. well-known folder, and your file needs to be accessible on your domain.

So the next step is upload the validation file to your hosting.

It doesn’t matter, because it actually needs to be served on your domain! You can create that file simply anywhere on your computer, it doesn’t have to be inside the project. In my case I used “” as the ID like this inside the file: For this I recommend you put your correct bundle ID into the or TS file, because it will be used only during this initial setup. You can also create the native builds after creating the app since we will have to work with the native files later as well. Let’s begin with the easiest part, which is actually setting up a new Ionic app and generating one details page for testing: ionic start devdacticLinks blank -type=angular In the end, you will be able to open a URL like ” in the browser and your app will automatically open the right page! Ionic Deeplink Setup In this post we will integrate these links, also known as deep links for both platforms so we are able to jump right into the app if it is installed.įor this we won’t need a lot of code, but a bit of additional setup to make those deep links work correctly. Taking your users directly into your app with a universal link on iOS or App Link on Android is one of the easiest ways to open a specific app of your Ionic page, and becomes a super easy task with Capacitor.

For ios instal Deep Work