Reopening the app when clicking a notification

[George3d6]

Is there any way, at least in cases where the app is in the background or foreground (i.e. not killed) to get the notification click behavior to just => opening the app (foregrounding it) or doing nothing (if the app is foregrounded).

At present it opens a deep-link to trackplayer://notification.click and I can't even figure out how to configure said link.

[lovegaoshi]

RTFM and the example app

react-native-track-player/example/src/App.tsx

Line 60 in 2765d09

function deepLinkHandler(data: { url: string }) {

[George3d6]

@lovegaoshi what I meant to say is "could I change this link to be something else"

Figuring out how to get "trackplayer://notification.click" to "do nothing except foreground app" is a bit difficult, since it's behavior will be router dependant. I can capture it with Linking but there is no "now ignore all resulting rendering changes from the fact that the path has changed" option in Linking (that's router dependant) => Handling trackplayer://notification.click without navigation results in an invalid state (route not found) and handling trackplayer://notification.click by navigating to a valid route results in... an app refresh, because you're navigating.

Hence my original point.

Though in this specific case, I did manage to find an expo-router specific way to get the behavior I wanted(~ish).

Supporting a deep link that's not trackplayer://notification.click might help. The docs point to that being the case but mention no way of configuring it, nor can I find one in the example app.