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I am implementing a "share" and "rate app" feature in my app. Both of these features I'm assuming require a link to my google play store app page so that the user can share the app and when wanting to rate the app gets directed to the page.

My question is, since I haven't finished the app and posted it how do I get the link to my app to implement into my code if the app isn't finished yet and I don't have an play store listing for it?

Zorqe
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  • getpackagename() will give you packagename and market to point to to google play store. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11270591/rate-google-play-application-directly-in-app – Amod Gokhale Nov 14 '16 at 17:45

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The link is made up from two parts. First is common and second part is the package name of your app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id= + your.package.name

Note that on mobile you can also use other url protocol, like market://details?id= to directly open Google Play, but the https one would work too.

Štefan Schindler
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  • That should be it. I used the market://details?id= for the rate feature however I needed the link for sending it to other users when "sharing". – Zorqe Nov 15 '16 at 16:01