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React Native Passcode Auth

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Updated: 12 Jan 2016
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React Native authentication with iOS Passcode.

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Overview

React Native Passcode Auth is a versatile library designed for use in React Native applications, specifically for authenticating users via the iOS Passcode mechanism. It serves as an excellent backup solution when the more advanced Touch ID option isn’t available, making it a reliable tool for developers aiming to enhance security in their apps. With compatibility starting from iOS 9.0, this library offers a straightforward way to implement user authentication seamlessly.

One of its strongest points is the simplicity of implementation. Whether you’re integrating it into a new project or adding it to an existing application, the detailed documentation helps navigate the setup process easily. This ensures that developers can implement user authentication quickly without compromising on security.

Features

  • Easy Integration: Linking the library to your project is straightforward with comprehensive documentation available, ensuring a smooth setup process for developers.
  • Promise-Based Authentication: The authenticate(reason) method returns a Promise, which makes handling asynchronous operations simple and efficient in your application flow.
  • Support Verification: The isSupported() method checks if the Passcode Auth feature is available on the device, ensuring that your app only attempts to utilize it when possible.
  • User Control: Users can choose to cancel the authentication process, with appropriate error codes provided for various failure scenarios, enhancing user experience.
  • Fallback Options: Provides a fallback mechanism for users who may not have passed authentication, allowing for graceful handling of authentication failures.
  • Comprehensive Error Handling: A variety of error codes are defined to clarify reasons for authentication failures, making troubleshooting easier for developers.
  • Open Source License: Released under a permissive license, giving developers the freedom to use, modify, and distribute the software for their needs.