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Note that if I run a command line on the phone, it does find my app:
adb shell am start -d "acct:foobar"
I would like QrAndBarcodeScanner to find my app using the scheme defined. I can change acct to anything, but I don't want to change it to https because that requires more configuration than I need. I simply want the device to open or bring my app to the foreground if they scan an QR code that starts out acct://
What I presume is that QrAndBarcodeScanner has a list of things it "knows" to open (like https, among others).
My question is, what are the generally recognized schemes that I might use in my app instead of acct QrAndBarcodeScanner knows to try to open an app, as opposed to just put the text in the clipboard?
I created a scheme in my Android app, something like this:
Note that if I run a command line on the phone, it does find my app:
I would like QrAndBarcodeScanner to find my app using the scheme defined. I can change
acct
to anything, but I don't want to change it tohttps
because that requires more configuration than I need. I simply want the device to open or bring my app to the foreground if they scan an QR code that starts outacct://
What I presume is that QrAndBarcodeScanner has a list of things it "knows" to open (like https, among others).
My question is, what are the generally recognized schemes that I might use in my app instead of
acct
QrAndBarcodeScanner knows to try to open an app, as opposed to just put the text in the clipboard?I found an stackoverflow question that might also be a good place to answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75783410/open-my-app-for-a-uri-not-url-in-a-qr-code-on-android
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