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Does you app support AppLinks? You can easily handle incoming AppLinks by importing the AppLinks category `DPLDeepLink+AppLinks`. The AppLinks category provides convenience accessors to all AppLinks 1.0 properties.
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```objc
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router[@"/timeline"] = ^(DPLDeepLink *link) {
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NSURL *referrerURL = link.referralURL;
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NSString *someValue = link.extras[@"some-key"];
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}
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```
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## Running the Demo
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To run the example project, run `pod try DeepLinkSDK` in your terminal. You can also clone the repo, and run `pod install` from the project root. If you don't have CocoaPods, begin by [follow this guide](http://guides.cocoapods.org/using/getting-started.html).
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Run the`SenderDemo` build scheme first, then stop the simulator and switch the build scheme to `ReceiverDemo` and run again. Now you can switch back to the `SenderDemo` app in the simulator and tap on one of the actions.
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## Creating Deep Links
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You can also create deep links with `DPLMutableDeepLink`. Between two `DeepLinkKit` integrated apps, you can pass complex objects via deep link from one app to another app and easily get that object back on the other end.
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