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react-native-face-fingerprint-auth

v1.2.6

Published

React Native face or fingerprint or iris or pin or schema functionality for signing

Downloads

34

Readme

react-native-face-fingerprint-auth

With react-native-face-fingerprint-auth you have the possibility to use the authentication system by biometrics (face/fingerprint/iris), face Id, fingerprint, face, schema, pin stored in your phone. Using open source projet https://source.android.com/docs/security/biometric

Demo

react-native-face-fingerprint-auth

Getting started

Start by installing react-native-face-fingerprint-auth using the following command:

1. Usage

  • install the latest react-native-face-fingerprint-auth using npm install react-native-face-fingerprint-auth or yarn add react-native-face-fingerprint-auth
  • import RNFaceFingerprintAuth, { BiometryTypes} from 'react-native-face-fingerprint-auth';

2. Biometry Types

Detects the type of biometric sensor available on your phone. BiometryTypes is a string indicating what type of biometric data is available in a phone: TouchID, FaceID, Biometrics, or undefined if biometrics is not available.

Example
const rnFaceFingerprintAuth = new ReactNativeBiometrics()

rnFaceFingerprintAuth.isBiometryAvailable()
  .then((result) => {
    const { available, biometryType } = result

    if (available && biometryType === BiometryTypes.TouchID) {
      console.log('TouchID is supported')
    } else if (available && biometryType === BiometryTypes.FaceID) {
      console.log('FaceID is supported')
    } else if (available && biometryType === BiometryTypes.Biometrics) {
      console.log('Biometrics is supported')
    } else {
      console.log('Biometrics not supported')
    }
  })

3. Face or fingerprint or iris authentification

authenticate yourself using the type of biometric sensor available on your phone (TouchID, FaceID, Biometrics).

Example
const rnFaceFingerprintAuth = new ReactNativeBiometrics()

rnFaceFingerprintAuth.
  .faceOrFingerPrintAuth({
        title: "Biometric login for my app",
        subTitle: "Log in using your biometric credential",//Optionnel
        description: "",//Optionnel
        cancelButtonText: "Use account password",//Optionnel
        confirmationRequired:false,//Optionnel
        allowDeviceCredentials:false//Optionnel default false
  })
  .then(result => {
        const { success } = result;

        if (success) {
          console.log("authentification reussit");
        } else {
          console.log("l'utilisateur a annuler");
        }
  })
  .catch(() => {
      console.log("erreur d'authentification !");
});