Keys used to access values in the launch options dictionary passed to your app at initialization time.
SDKs
Framework
typedef NSString *UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey;
These keys are passed to the options dictionary passed to the application: and application: methods of the app delegate
UIApplicationA key indicating that the URL passed to your app contained custom annotation data from the source app.
UIApplicationA key indicating that the app was relaunched to handle Bluetooth-related events.
UIApplicationA key indicating that the app should continue actions associated with its Bluetooth peripheral objects.
UIApplicationA key indicating that the app received a CloudKit share invitation.
UIApplicationA key indicating that the app was launched to handle a local notification.
UIApplicationA key indicating that the app was launched to handle an incoming location event.
UIApplicationA key indicating that the app was launched to process newly downloaded Newsstand assets.
UIApplicationA key indicating that a remote notification is available for the app to process.
UIApplicationA key indicating that the app was launched in response to the user selecting a Home screen quick action.
UIApplicationA key indicating that another app requested the launch of your app.
UIApplicationA key indicating that the app was launched so that it could open the specified URL.
UIApplicationA key indicating that the data associated with an activity that the user wants to continue.
UIApplicationA key indicating the type of user activity that the user wants to continue.
- application:Tells the delegate that the launch process has begun but that state restoration has not yet occurred.
- application:Tells the delegate that the launch process is almost done and the app is almost ready to run.
- applicationTells the delegate when the app has finished launching. Don’t use. Instead, use application:.
UIApplicationPosted immediately after the app finishes launching.