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scan tag -> open app -> read data
Dear All, I'm using nfc_in_flutter successfully. I manged to launch my (flutter-)application using the correct mime-type on my NFC/NDEF-tags. If my app is in the foreground, I can scan a tag an read it's data using NFC.readNDEF().listen(...)
but if my app is not in the foreground, scanning the tag brings opens the app (or brings the app into the foreground) but I need to rescan the tag in order to read it's data...
--> is there a way to carry out both steps with just one scan: open the app (or bring to the foreground) AND directly read the data on the tag without rescanning the tag?
thanks!
Is this for Apple's new App Clips? Or is this for Android? Unfortunately I can't quite answer your question but I am looking to do the same for Apple's App Clips!
Is this for Apple's new App Clips? Or is this for Android? Unfortunately I can't quite answer your question but I am looking to do the same for Apple's App Clips!
I primarily develop for Android. So currently this question is Android related... (however one reason for choosing Flutter was that hopefully my App works on iOS, too...)
I believe you need a background NFC tag feature, nfc_in_flutter is not handling this issue, there's another plugin nfc_info that might help you.
https://pub.dev/packages/nfc_info
Is this for Apple's new App Clips? Or is this for Android? Unfortunately I can't quite answer your question but I am looking to do the same for Apple's App Clips!
App clip is a different story...
Is this for Apple's new App Clips? Or is this for Android? Unfortunately I can't quite answer your question but I am looking to do the same for Apple's App Clips!
App clip is a different story...
yes I have realized as such... currently learning SwiftUI so i can completely rebuild my app so its small enough to be an app clip 🙃. at least I'm adding another tool to my tool belt!
You can try to use uni_links plugin, although it will recognise a url deeplink as well, which may not be what you wanted.
Hmm, I realised nfc_info can't do what you wanted either
Hmm, I realised
nfc_infocan't do what you wanted either
ok - thanks! I planned to give it a try over the weekend... so maybe not then ;)