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using the asterisk, * redirects every path to the flutter application. |
if needed, change the paths value to a setting more appropriate |
to your app. |
host the file at a URL that resembles the following: |
<webdomain>/.well-known/apple-app-site-association |
verify that your browser can access this file. |
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testing |
info note |
it might take up to 24 hours before apple’s |
content delivery network (cdn) |
requests the apple-app-site-association (aasa) file from your web domain. |
the universal link won’t work until the CDN requests the file. |
to bypass apple’s CDN, check out the alternate mode section. |
you can use a real device or the simulator to test a universal link, |
but first make sure you have executed flutter run at least once on |
the devices. this ensures that the flutter application is installed. |
if using the simulator, test using the xcode CLI: |
otherwise, type the URL in the note app and click it. |
if everything is set up correctly, the flutter application |
launches and displays the details screen: |
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appendix |
source code: deeplink_cookbook |
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configuring the URL strategy on the web |
flutter web apps support two ways of configuring |
URL-based navigation on the web: |
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configuring the URL strategy |
to configure flutter to use the path instead, use the |
usePathUrlStrategy function provided by the flutter_web_plugins library |
in the SDK: |
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configuring your web server |
PathUrlStrategy uses the history API, which requires additional |
configuration for web servers. |
to configure your web server to support PathUrlStrategy, check your web server’s |
documentation to rewrite requests to index.html.Check your web server’s |
documentation for details on how to configure single-page apps. |
if you are using firebase hosting, choose the “configure as a single-page app” |
option when initializing your project. for more information see firebase’s |
configure rewrites documentation. |
the local dev server created by running flutter run -d chrome is configured to |
handle any path gracefully and fallback to your app’s index.html file. |
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hosting a flutter app at a non-root location |
update the <base href="/"> tag in web/index.html |
to the path where your app is hosted. |
for example, to host your flutter app at |
my_app.dev/flutter_app, change |
this tag to <base href="/flutter_app/">. |
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<topic_start> |
introduction to animations |
well-designed animations make a UI feel more intuitive, |
contribute to the slick look and feel of a polished app, |
and improve the user experience. |
flutter’s animation support makes it easy to implement a variety of |
animation types. many widgets, especially material widgets, |
come with the standard motion effects defined in their design spec, |
but it’s also possible to customize these effects. |
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choosing an approach |
there are different approaches you can take when creating |
animations in flutter. which approach is right for you? |
to help you decide, check out the video, |
how to choose which flutter animation widget is right for you? |
(also published as a companion article.) |
(to dive deeper into the decision process, |
watch the animations in flutter done right video, |
presented at flutter europe.) |
as shown in the video, the following |
decision tree helps you decide what approach |
to use when implementing a flutter animation: |
if a pre-packaged implicit animation (the easiest animation |
to implement) suits your needs, watch |
animation basics with implicit animations. |
(also published as a companion article.) |
learn about animation basics with implicit animations |
to create a custom implicit animation, watch |
creating your own custom implicit animations with TweenAnimationBuilder. |
(also published as a companion article.) |
learn about building custom implicit animations with TweenAnimationBuilder |
to create an explicit animation (where you control the animation, |
rather than letting the framework control it), perhaps |
you can use one of the built-in explicit animations classes. |
for more information, watch |
making your first directional animations with |
built-in explicit animations. |
(also published as a companion article.) |
if you need to build an explicit animation from scratch, watch |
creating custom explicit animations with |
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