button/deeplinkkit

A splendid route-matching, block-based way to handle your deep links.

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Updated 52 minutes ago
Type:Library / SDKCategory(s):iOS & macOSMobile & Desktop
Added to GitGenius on September 20th, 2026
Created on December 8th, 2014
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Number of forks: 279
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Detailed Description

DeepLink Kit is an iOS deep linking library that handles URL routing through route-matching and block-based handlers.

The library solves the problem of parsing incoming deep links and routing them to appropriate handlers within an iOS app. Rather than requiring developers to manually parse URL schemes, extract parameters, and navigate to content, DeepLink Kit provides a declarative route registration system where you define URL patterns and associate them with handler blocks. When a URL arrives at the app—whether through custom URL schemes or universal links—the router matches it against registered routes and executes the corresponding handler.

The tool suits iOS developers building apps that need to respond to deep links from external sources. It works with both traditional URL schemes and Apple's universal links standard. The library handles the route-matching logic internally, allowing developers to focus on defining which URLs their app should respond to and what actions to take. Installation is straightforward through standard package managers, and the README indicates setup can be completed in five minutes or less through a few simple steps: registering a URL scheme, creating a router instance, registering route handlers, and passing incoming URLs to the router.

The project maintains active test coverage and continuous integration. Development activity shows consistent attention to code quality and reliability through automated testing practices.