Introduced in Android Studio 2.0 Preview, you can right click on AndroidManifest.xml or Activity method (or go to Code → Generate…→ App Indexing API Code) to insert HTTP URL stub codes into your manifest and app code. Specifically, when you support URLs for your app content, your users can go directly to those links from Google Search results on their device. It works by indexing the URL patterns you provide in your app manifest and using API calls from your app to make content within your app available to both existing and new users.
App Indexing puts your app in front of users who use Google Search. Supporting app indexing is now even easier with Android Studio 2.0. Here are the relevant information around Android Studio and App Indexing: There are no major improvements to the IDE Google just made it stable enough to take the ‘beta’ tag off of it. With the beta release you can now test and validate your URL links in your app all within the IDE." Googles Android Studio is now out of beta.
"In the first preview of Android Studio 2.0 you could add indexing code stubs into your code. If you "add App Indexing into your app helps you re-engage your users," says Google. Google App Indexing Integration & Testing has been added directly to the studio. Android Studio 2.0, which was released a few days ago now supports integration with Google App Indexing.
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