Travel Testing and Use Cases

1. Ensure your app is immersive and can operate in VR/MR mode; otherwise, the destination setting will not function with your app.
2. Navigate to the Meta Horizon Developer Dashboard⁠.
3. Select your app.
4. In the left-side navigation, click Engagement > Destinations.
5. Click Create a Single Destination and then fill in the form. For detailed steps, see Create a single Destination in the Developer Dashboard.
6. For the destination you’re testing, click the three-dot menu and then select Go to Destination.
   
   Note: This will only navigate one user to the Destination.
   A new overview for the destination will open in a new tab, and you can use the URL for testing deep links in your app.

curl -X POST https://graph.oculus.com/<appid>/app_deeplink_public -d "access_token=OC|$APP_ID|$APP_SECRET" -d "destination_api_name=a_great_place" -d "create_room=true" -d "valid_for=100000" -d "fields=url"

{"url":"https://www.oculus.com/vr/012345678914/","id":"012345678914"}

1. Navigate User A to a joinable destination.
2. With User B, open the lightweight party panel. User A should be shown with a Go To button.
3. Tap this button to trigger an app launch.
4. Verify that the app is correctly putting User B into the same instance or room ID as User A.

1. Open the Meta Horizon Developer Dashboard⁠.
2. In the left-side navigation, select Engagement > Destinations, then select your app.
3. From the destinations list, click the destination you want to test. Click the ellipses (...) button, select Edit, navigate to Deep Link Type, and select Enabled.
4. From the destinations list, click the ellipses (...) button and select Go To Destination. A new browser tab will open.
5. Preview your destination in the browser, including the image, title, and description.
6. The page displays all Quest devices where the app is installed. Click Launch and put on your headset. Your app will launch.
7. Verify the app is correctly launching to the destination, with the desired behavior. For example, make sure the user is added to a matchmaking queue, if this is a matchmaking destination.

1. The user navigates to the new level in the game. The app sets the user’s group presence to the destination, lobby session ID, and joinable.
2. The user selects Invite to App in the menu.
3. The user selects users from a list of suggested users.
4. The user sends selected users invitations.
5. Invited users will receive a notification via a toast. Non-received toasts are populated in the notifications list.
6. Users who accept the invitation launch the app and join the inviting user.

1. The developers create a Destination with the Deep Link Type set to Enabled.
2. A link to the Destination is shared to Facebook.
3. The user clicks the link and is taken to the new level, in a game they already play.
4. The user can share the same deep link for others to use.