If you are following me, you might have noticed that uri schemes actually are playing a big role in my Windows Phone apps. (read more)
NFC Toolkit, one of my main projects, offers now also the possibility to interact with your apps.
One of the unique features of NFC Toolkit is profiles. Profiles are designed to open up to 5 settings pages in a row (as directly setting them is not possible because of OS restrictions). At the end of a profile, an extra from within the app or another app can be launched.
In Phase I, NFC Toolkit enables other developers to add their custom uri association/scheme to the list of launchable apps in profiles.
Here is how the uri needs to be formatted to work:
"nfctoolkit:addmyapp?appname=<yourappnamehere>&urischeme=<yoururischemehere>"
I will add more uri associations with the next updates and update this post with them.
Until then, happy coding.
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