React Native Passcode Auth

React Native Passcode Auth is a React Native library for authenticating users with iOS Passcode. It is an excellent fallback for when Touch ID is not available.

Documentation

• Install
• Usage
• Example
• Methods
• Errors
• License

Install

React Native Passcode Auth requires iOS 9.0 or later.

npm i --save react-native-passcode-auth

Usage

Linking the Library

In order to use Passcode Auth, you must first link the library to your project. There's excellent documentation on how to do this in the React Native Docs.

Requesting Passcode Authentication

Once you've linked the library, you'll want to make it available to your app by requiring it:

import PasscodeAuth from 'react-native-passcode-auth';

Requesting Passcode authentication is as simple as calling:

PasscodeAuth.authenticate('to demo this react-native component')   .then(success => {     // Success code   })   .catch(error => {     // Failure code   });

Example

Using PasscodeAuth in your app will usually look like this:

import React, { Component, AlertIOS, TouchableHighlight, View, Text } from 'react-native'; import PasscodeAuth form 'react-native-passcode-auth';  class YourComponent extends Component {   _pressHandler() {     PasscodeAuth.authenticate('to demo this react-native component')       .then(success => {         AlertIOS.alert('Authenticated Successfully');       })       .catch(error => {         AlertIOS.alert('Authentication Failed');       });   }    render() {     return (       <View>         ...         <TouchableHighlight onPress={this._pressHandler}>           <Text>             Authenticate with Passcode           </Text>         </TouchableHighlight>       </View>     );   } });

Methods

authenticate(reason)

Attempts to authenticate with Passcode. Returns a Promise object.

Arguments

• reason - An optional String that provides a clear reason for requesting authentication.

Examples

PasscodeAuth.authenticate('to demo this react-native component')   .then(success => {     // Success code     console.log('User authenticated with Passcode');   })   .catch(error => {     // Failure code     console.log(error);   });

isSupported()

Verify's that Passcode Auth is supported and that Passcode is set. Returns a Promise object.

Examples

PasscodeAuth.isSupported()   .then(supported => {     // Success code     console.log('Passcode Auth is supported.');   })   .catch(error => {     // Failure code     console.log(error);   });

Errors

There are various reasons why authenticating with Passcode may fail. Whenever calling Passcode authentication fails, PasscodeAuth.authenticate will return an error code representing the reason.

Below is a list of error codes that can be returned:

More information on errors can be found in Apple's Documentation.

License

Copyright (c) 2015, Naoufal Kadhom

Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.

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