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Since this is the only plugin i've come across that provides some sort of LocalAuthentication wrapper curious if the checkSupport method could be somewhat expanded to check for general device authentication that could potentially cover this use case: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21337563/programmatically-detect-whether-ios-passcode-is-enabled-or-not. In my particular use case I would like to know if any sort of security (passcode, touchid) has been implemented on the device.
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@leecrossley I can add a PR for this if this functionality would be desired. Just would want to know what the syntax would look like: touchid.checkSupport(successCallback, notSupportedCallback, anySecurity:boolean); where if anySecurity is true we check for LAPolicyDeviceOwnerAuthentication else we assume we are only looking for LAPolicyDeviceOwnerAuthenticationWithBiometrics
I know it doesn't completely fall within the title of this plugin, but could be a useful feature for anyone else hoping to leverage the LocalAuthentication framework without having to build out a whole separate plugin
Since this is the only plugin i've come across that provides some sort of LocalAuthentication wrapper curious if the
checkSupport
method could be somewhat expanded to check for general device authentication that could potentially cover this use case: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21337563/programmatically-detect-whether-ios-passcode-is-enabled-or-not. In my particular use case I would like to know if any sort of security (passcode, touchid) has been implemented on the device.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: