Checks if any bio-authentication capabilities are available on the device (e.g., touch-id, face-id, etc)
OnymosBioauth.isAvailable(
(bioauthAvailable, bioauthTypeObject) => {
/* ------
bioauthAvailable: Boolean. Whether or not bioauth can be used on the device
bioauthTypeObject = {
bioauthType: The type of bioauth the device has enabled ("face" or "touch"). Property available on iOS devices only.
};
------ */
},
(error) => {
console.log(error);
}
);Prompts user for authentication and authenticates using bioauth.
OnymosBioauth.authenticate(
(status) => {
console.log(status)
},
(error) => {
console.log(error);
},
options
);
Boolean
Default: false
Specifies whether to remove device credential backup option on authentication dialogue. If true, the device’s system fallback will not be used.
String
Default: “APP_NAME Biometric Authentication”
Title in authentication dialogue. Only for use with Android devices.
String
Default: “Log in using your biometric credentials”
Subtitle in authentication dialogue. Only for use with Android devices.
String
Default: “Authentication”
Description in authentication dialogue.
String
Default: “Enter Passcode”
Title of fallback button. Only used when disableFallback is false. Only for use with iOS devices.
String
Default: “Cancel”
Title of negative/cancel button. Only used when ‘disableFallback’ is true. May be used specify cancel or fallback action. Only for use with Android devices.
Boolean
Default: false
Specifies whether user confirmation is required after biometric authentication. Only for use with Android devices.
1.
{
disableFallback: false,
title: ‘Bioauth Login’,
subtitle: ‘Login with with Bioauth’,
description: ‘Confirm Authorization’,
fallbackText: ‘Enter PIN’,
confirmationRequired: false
}2.
{
disableFallback: true,
title: ‘Bioauth Login’,
subtitle: ‘Login with with Bioauth’,
description: ‘Confirm Authorization’,
negativeButtonText: ‘Back’
confirmationRequired: false
}
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