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react-deep-link

v1.0.19

Published

A React-compatible deep linking library for cross-domain UI state sharing.

Readme

📡 react-deep-link

A lightweight React-compatible deep linking library that enables you to share, persist, and restore complex UI states (like modals, drawers, tabs, and more) across the same or different domains.


✨ Features

  • Generate deep links with route, query, and encrypted UI state
  • Parse deep links and use them via a simple React hook
  • Cross-domain compatible
  • Optional fallback for corrupt/missing state

🚀 Installation

npm install react-deep-link

🧱 Usage

1. Generating a Link

import { generateDeepLink } from "react-deep-link";

const url = generateDeepLink({
  baseUrl: "https://yourdomain.com",
  route: "/dashboard",
  params: { modal: "true" },
  state: { userId: "123", drawerOpen: true },
});

// Outputs something like:
// https://yourdomain.com/dashboard?modal=true&state=encryptedPayload

2. Parsing and Using in React

import { useDeepLink } from "react-deep-link";

function MyComponent() {
  const { state, fallback } = useDeepLink();

  if (fallback) return <div>Invalid or expired link</div>;

  return <pre>{JSON.stringify(state)}</pre>;
}

🔐 Security

State passed in links is encrypted using a simple XOR mechanism. You can replace this with a more secure method (e.g., AES) using the utils.ts file.

❗ Avoid sharing sensitive data (passwords, tokens) in URLs.


📦 Scripts

  • npm run build – Build the library
  • npm run dev – Watch mode for dev
  • npm run lint – Lint your code
  • npm run test – Run unit tests

📄 License

MIT


✍️ Author

Jonathan Mwebaze