I need to track deep links. Our team is using SPM (swift package manager).
In the sample app, I can see "AEPMobileServices" is being used for that, and also, in the past I've used it.
According to the docs, "MobileServices" is what I have to use:
https://aep-sdks.gitbook.io/docs/using-mobile-extensions/adobe-analytics-mobile-services#deep-link-t...
On the other hand, I cannot find it in the list of public repos for iOS:
https://github.com/orgs/adobe/repositories?q=aepsdk+iOS&type=all&language=&sort=
How can I access to "MobileService"? Is that even possible?
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I believe that Mobile Services is an extension in Adobe Launch:
You will still need to register the extension in your code, which I believe is covered by the documentation you linked to... But you don't need to explicitly download a package from GitHub, you just need to make sure that this is installed in your Adobe Launch instance (just like Mobile Core and Analytics, etc)
Good Luck
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I believe that Mobile Services is an extension in Adobe Launch:
You will still need to register the extension in your code, which I believe is covered by the documentation you linked to... But you don't need to explicitly download a package from GitHub, you just need to make sure that this is installed in your Adobe Launch instance (just like Mobile Core and Analytics, etc)
Good Luck
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There is a particular SDK module/package/target (whatever) for Mobile Services (AEPMobileServices), and it has a function for tracking deep links (AEPMobileServices.trackAdobeDeepLink).
My question is:
Where can I find it? -- It isn't in Core, and it isn't in Analytics.
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@emilio-ojeda you can find the list of all our current SDK version here. Specifically, this is the documentation for Adobe Analytics - Mobile Services. You can find the installation instructions under the iOS (AEP 3.x) tab.
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The info in the links you shared is outdated.
We are using SPM, and as mentioned above AEPMobileService isn't in the list of public repos for AEP. I haven't found a way to track deep links.
According to the docs, the way to do it is by using this target/package/module/whatever (AEPMobileService) which isn't available.
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Hey there @emilio-ojeda. More information on AEPMobileServices can be found here.
We actually don't support AEPMobileServices via SPM or XCFrameworks. You must use Cocoapods for it. Thanks!
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