/*

In NativeScript, the app.ts file is the entry point to your application.

You can use this file to perform app-level initialization, but the primary

purpose of the file is to pass control to the app’s first module.

*/

import {

Application,

Frame

} from '@nativescript/core'

import './deeplinks'

import { openDemo } from './utils/demo'

import { disableDemoMode, enableDemoMode } from './utils/demoMode'

Application.on('deeplink', (args: any) => {

console.log('Got a deeplink: ' + args.url)

const [, actionFull] = args.url.split('://')

const [action, ...actionArgs] = actionFull.split('/')

console.log('Action: ' + action)

console.log('Action args: ' + actionArgs)

let handled = true

switch (action) {

case 'enableDemoMode': {

enableDemoMode()

break

}

case 'disableDemoMode': {

disableDemoMode()

break

}

case 'navigate': {

// ./ui/ActivityIndicator/template.xml

const path = actionArgs.join('/')

openDemo(path);

}

case 'navigateBack': {

const frame = Application.getRootView() as Frame

if (frame.canGoBack()) {

frame.goBack()

}

}

default: {

handled = false

break

}

}

args.handled = handled

})

// Application.iOSApplication.delegate =

Application.run({ moduleName: 'app-root' })

/*

Do not place any code after the application has been started as it will not

be executed on iOS.

*/