Knil - Universal Links Testing

Knil - Universal Links Testing

Developer Tool

10 ratings
3 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 8, 2018
  • October 9, 2019

Features

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About

This developer tool helps test Universal Links for iOS applications. It fetches and parses AASA files, lists all Universal Links, and allows for one-tap testing. It also provides links to other validation tools.

βœ“Fetch and parse AASA file
βœ“List and test Universal Links
βœ“Customizable test links
βœ“Links to validation tools
βœ“Open source iOS project
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What's New in Knil

1.2.0

October 9, 2019

- Support iOS 13 - Support Dark Mode

User reviews

Good testing

Helped validate my AASA file. The UX could do with some refining (like having to be explicit about the file name etc).

Alas, while the test seemed to work, the redirects to my app still failed.

Amazing tool

Invaluable for testing universal links. Thank you

Functionality to share custom links would be really useful.

Works well

This app works!

Apple documentation is horrible and the ios13 new format doesn't work at all. This app also doesn't accept the new format.

Open source for this project was updated a while back.

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FAQ

What is Knil used for?

Knil is a developer tool specifically designed for testing and validating Universal Links for iOS applications. It helps developers ensure their app correctly handles deep links.

Is Knil free to use?

Yes, Knil is completely free to use. It is offered as a free application without any advertisements or third-party tracking.

Does Knil have ads?

No, Knil is ad-free. The developers have stated that the application contains no advertisements and no third-party tracking or analytics.

What platforms does Knil support?

Knil is an open-source iOS project written in Swift 5. It is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How often is Knil updated?

The latest version of Knil was released on October 9, 2019. While it is an open-source project, the last update was in late 2019.

What is the user rating for Knil?

Knil has a very high user rating of 4.8 stars, based on 10 ratings. This indicates a strong positive sentiment from its users.

Can Knil test custom Universal Links?

Yes, Knil allows for customizable test links, enabling developers to test specific Universal Link configurations for their applications.

Where can I find the source code for Knil?

Knil is an open-source iOS project. You can find its source code on GitHub at https://github.com/ethanhuang13/knil.