• Read more about Firebase Dynamic Links

• Add Firebase to your Flutter Project.
• Configure the sample:
  • Run flutterfire configure to configure your Firebase project to work with your flutter project.
• Run the sample on your Android device or emulator, or run the app on an iOS device using the flutter run --release command.
• Using the sample:
  • When the application is started, a deep link will be generated using your app code.
  • Click Share to share this deep link to another application.
  • Then in another application, click on the rendered link.
  • The application checks if it was launched from a deep link. If so, the link data will be displayed under the Receive heading.
  • Try sharing the deep link from the application and use that deep link to re-launch the application.

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