A simple GitHub Pages site for testing Android deeplinks to the ATT FE Tool app.
Visit the live site at: https://zew-rgn.github.io/AndroidDeepLink/
- Interactive Form: Enter server FQDN, login, and API key
- Live Preview: See the generated deeplink as you type
- One-Click Launch: Launch the deeplink directly from the browser
- Example Links: Pre-filled examples for quick testing
- Input Validation: Ensures all required fields are filled
- Mobile Friendly: Responsive design for testing on Android devices
- Fill in your server credentials in the form
- The page generates a custom scheme deeplink:
attfetool://login?fqdn=...&login=...&apiKey=... - Click "Launch Deeplink" to open the ATT FE Tool app
- The app will show a confirmation dialog before logging in
- Create a new repository called
AndroidDeepLink - Upload the
index.htmlfile to the repository - Go to repository Settings β Pages
- Set source to "Deploy from a branch" and select
mainbranch - The site will be available at
https://[your-username].github.io/AndroidDeepLink/
- ATT FE Tool app must be installed on the Android device
- Android device with a web browser
- Valid server credentials (FQDN, login, API key)
- Testing: Verify deeplink functionality during development
- Demo: Show deeplink capabilities to stakeholders
- Support: Help users test their credentials
- QA: Automated testing of deeplink flows
The HTML file is self-contained and can be easily customized:
- Styling: Modify the CSS in the
<style>section - Examples: Update the example deeplinks in the JavaScript
- Validation: Add custom validation rules
- Branding: Update colors, logos, and text
Works on all modern mobile browsers:
- Chrome for Android
- Firefox for Android
- Samsung Internet
- Edge for Android
- Open the GitHub Pages URL on your Android device
- Fill in valid credentials
- Tap "Launch Deeplink"
- The ATT FE Tool app should open and prompt for confirmation
- Confirm to complete the login process
This is a client-side testing tool. Credentials are only used to generate the deeplink and are not stored or transmitted anywhere. Always use test credentials when possible.