I need to email links into a page of my app for invited people to register for certain purposes. This was done quite proficiently in Ionic1 + AngularJS by spelling out routes. For instance, I offer a discount and you click the link: https://mysite.com/offer/38842389349 and you are taken to my app’s offer page specifically for you.
Thanks for the quick response, @reedrichards. I am using Ionic 3 and wish to make a progressive web app, which was recently blogged about. I need routes to my django API endpoints and for things like resetting passwords, emailing invitations to the app, etc. Is that going to be possible for an Ionic 3 PWA? With deeplinking or some other way?
But your question just become super interesting to me too because I’ve got no idea but I could think about doing something like that in the future. Hope someone could answer it!
I was not very explicit with my original question. And truly, I should have been reading this forum more before I started this new project. However, I felt confident with the advertisement of Ionic 3 being well-suited for PWA. Also, I have had good experiences with Ionic 1. I would like to carry on with Ionic 3 if possible. But routing is a big deal. I could write my own, but it seems easier to 1) use whatever Ionic 3 may offer in this regard (and I will continue my search for possible solutions today and hope for more replies), or 2) strip away Ionic and use Angular 4 and its libraries for this project. I need the app to run on all device types, so PWA is ideal for me. Cheers!
Not yet. I was not planning to use lazy loading (which is the only place where I have seen IonicPage used), but will look into this. Thanks, @QGangler!
Many thanks! It does indeed appear that routes are spelled out in the conference app with eager loaded components. I will give it a go and see how this works in my project. Certainly one of your answers will prove to be a workable solution. I am hoping the second one. Stay tuned…
That conference example should help in general as I move forward in my project. It’s nice to have such a responsive community here in case I hit more snags.