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You need to having a server running online. To securely associate your iOS app with a server, Apple requires that you make available a configuration file, called apple-app-site-association. This is a JSON file which describes the domain and supported routes. The apple-app-site-association file need...

Each domain supported in the app needs to make available its own apple-app-site-association file. If the content served by each domain is different, then the contents of the file will also change to support the respective paths. Otherwise, the same file can be used, but it needs to be accessible at ...

Note: You can skip this part if your server uses HTTPS to serve content and jump to Application Setup guide. If your app targets iOS 9 and your server uses HTTPS to serve content, you don’t need to sign the file. If not (e.g. when supporting Handoff on iOS 8), it has to be signed using a SSL certif...

The setup on the app side requires two things: Configuring the app’s entitlement, and enabling the universal links by turning on the Associated Domains capability in the project. Handling Incoming Links in your AppDelegate. 1. Configuring the app’s entitlement, and enabling universal links. ...