App integration
Our apps for iOS and Android supports deep linking to select parts of the app. This way, you may open the city bike app directly from your own app.
Android
URI Schema
| URI | Description |
|---|---|
bikemi://stations | Opens the map view |
bikemi://stations/{station-id} | Opens the map view with the station matching the station-id selected |
bikemi://trips | Opens the trip history view |
bikemi://profile | Opens the profile view |
bikemi://vehicle?code={code} | Opens a vehicle for quick unlock |
Testing deep links from the command line on Android:
adb shell am start -W -a android.intent.action.VIEW -d bikemi://trips
Testing deep links from your app code as an implicit intent on Android:
Intent tripsIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW, Uri.parse("bikemi://trips"));
this.startActivity(tripsIntent);iOS
URI Schema
| URI | Description |
|---|---|
bikemi://stations | Opens the map view |
bikemi://stations/{station-id} | Opens the map view with the station matching the station-id selected |
bikemi://trips | Opens the trip history view |
bikemi://profile | Opens the profile view |
bikemi://vehicle?code={code} | Opens a vehicle for quick unlock |
Universal/App Links
The deep links documented here are also supported as universal links. To use universal links, replace the deeplink prefix
bikemi://with the universal link prefix instead:
https://app.bikemi.com
For example, opening trips via universal link would be:
https://app.bikemi.com/trips