I.2 Init Dynamic links

Initialize Firebase Dynamic Links

firebaseDynamicLinks.ane can be initialized similar to other Firebase child ANEs. simply by calling the DynamicLinks.init(); method. However, if you are planning to use DynamicLinks in your app, you need to let the Firebase Core ANE know this by passing true when initializing the Core.

Firebase.init(true);

NOTE: Make sure you have already setup the manifest .xml file explained in the former document.

You need a new iOS provision file

On the iOS side, you need to activate Associated Domains from your apple developer console. To do that, simply go to your iOS App IDs page and find your app ID. When you click on your app ID, list of enabled services will be shown. If you are seeing Associated Domains disabled, click the edit button at the bottom of the list and on the next page, simply enable the associated domains. When that's activated, all your old provision files will expire.

Go to your provision profiles and regenerate them (development/adhoc/distribute), download them and replace them with the old ones you have in your project.

As soon as you initialized the DynamicLinks ANE, (DynamicLinks.init();) you must listen to the DynamicLinksEvents.INVOKE event. This listener will tell you if your app has been opened manually or because of a dynamic link click.

DynamicLinks.listener.addEventListener(DynamicLinksEvents.INVOKE, onDynamicLinksInvoke);

function onDynamicLinksInvoke(e:DynamicLinksEvents):void
{
	trace("e.link = " + e.link);
	trace("e.invitationId = " + e.invitationId);
}