Replace a Twitter URL's "https" prefix with "spring" to open the URL in Spring. For example: https://twitter.com/theSpringApp => spring://twitter.com/theSpringApp If you need to open the URL in Spring mini, replace the prefix with "spring-mini" (e.g. spring-mini://twitter.com/theSpringApp)
The URL can be opened in a older version of Spring, which version may not support these URL Schemes.
The URL can be opened only if Spring has been updated to a supported version.
Use app ID as scheme if you have multiple editions of Spring installed.
Spring Beta: com.jonny.drift://
Spring: com.jonny.spring://
Spring mini: com.jonny.spring-lite://
Perform a task with specific account identified by your account name (user screen name). The value of account is case insensitive.
For example, the account name of @theSpringApp is "theSpringApp".
Perform a task with specific account identified by the numeric Twitter User ID.
To get your user ID, first open your user page, then tap the Action button on upper right corner, then tap Copy and select Copy User ID.
Generally, you only need to provide either account or account-id unless otherwise specified in this document.
"account-id" is preferred over "account" because the ID is a stable value linked to your Twitter account, while the account name can be changed at anytime at Twitter.com, which means if you use "account-id" instead of "account", you don't have to update your URL Scheme configurations after you change your Twitter account name.
Provide "account" or "account-id" as parameter. Nothing changed if the target account is already activated on the current app window.
spring2://switch?account=theSpringApp
spring2://switch?account-id=886626176751546368
You can provide 2 optional parameters: text, account/account-id
The value of text parameter will be filled into the tweet composer view. If no account provided, Spring chooses a default account based on the current app window.
spring2://post?text=hello
spring2://post?text=hello&account-id=886626176751546368
You can provide 2 optional parameters: text, account/account-id
The value of text parameter will be filled into the search bar.
spring2://search?text=hello
spring2://search?text=hello&account-id=886626176751546368
Currently supports links to tweets (e.g. https://twitter.com/thespringapp/status/1344625888449556480), user pages (e.g. https://twitter.com/thespringapp), and Twitter Lists (e.g. https://twitter.com/i/lists/1344918930687729664)
Replace the “https” prefix in a Twitter URL with “spring”.
For example, open @theSpringApp’s user page using default account:
spring://twitter.com/theSpringApp
Use the “open” URL scheme if you want to open multiple pages at once, or open a page with specific account.
The URL takes 2 parameters: url (required), and account/account-id (optional).
You may include multiple url parameters. "url" parameters must be percent encoded.
For example, open user page of @twitter and @jack with a signed in account called @theSpringApp would be something like this:
spring://open?account=theSpringApp&url=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2Ftwitter&url=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2Fjack