Deeplinks

You may have a usecase where you want to open a brand page or some other page directly on SDK initialization.

This can be achieved by passing a page parameter during initialization. The implementation varies slightly across different platforms.

Supported Pages

Currently, you can deeplink to the following pages:

1. Brand Page: Opens a specific brand’s page.
   • page: brand
   • params: Requires brandId (e.g., "uber")
2. Transaction History: Opens the user’s transaction history.
   • page: transactions
3. Help & Support: Opens the help and support section.
   • page: support

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Platform-Specific Implementation

Android

For the native Android SDK, you can pass the page parameter when calling init.

Hubble.init(
    // ... other options
    page = HubblePage(
        page = "brand",
        params = mapOf("brandId" to "uber")
    )
)

iOS, React Native, and Flutter

For our web-based SDKs (iOS, React Native, Flutter), the deeplink is passed as a URL parameter during the initial load of the WebView.

Here is how you can construct the URL:

const sourceUrl =
  "https://vouchers.dev.myhubble.money/classic?.......&page=brand&brandId=uber";

You would then use this sourceUrl as the initial URL for your WebView.