Extract the Info.plist file of any .ipa (app) file to find included URL schemes

Great for deep linking to specific apps that may not have published their URL schemes.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/i2d6yy03g1b6xb0/AABy6F19q-7RCX0AYCY9WDMaa?dl=0

Contained in the dropbox folder: * a zip file that when extracted will reveal an Automator workflow that gets added to your [Services menu items](http://imgur.com/a/wJ4GD) * an example .ipa file to practice on (it's Strava)

The Automator workflow changes the name of the selected file to a .zip, then opens it, which creates a folder with the same name. Then, it drills down into the file structure to extract the Info.plist file, renames it to the name of the app + version and saves it to your Desktop.

Screenshot of files used in this Automator workflow. http://imgur.com/mkuFOpd

Based on this method: http://osxdaily.com/2011/04/07/extract-and-explore-an-ios-app-in-mac-os-x/

Once you have the .ipa file's Info.plist, you want to look for content that looks like this: * `CFBundleURLTypes` which can be used to open the app * `UIApplicationShortcutItems` which can be used to open specifics tabs or sections of an app (e.g. strava://record/new/start) * `fb284597785309` which can be used as a URL like this: `fb284597785309://`

Let me know if you have any questions or if I missed anything!