LocalData
public protocol LocalData
A protocol that provides information about the information that is stored locally in the SDK. This includes authenticator and device information. The protocol also allows to delete the data locally.
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Convenience method that returns all the registered accounts.
Important
Note that this method is synchronous, and it can take a long time to complete, so it is recommended to invoke it outside the
DispatchQueue.main
thread.Note
Due to some language limitation
Array
is provided instead ofSet
.Note
The
Account
s in the providedArray
are unique.Declaration
Swift
var accounts: [any Account] { get }
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Returns information about the authenticators. This information can be used for instance to know whether there is a registered authenticator or not, and thus if the user must register an authenticator or if authentication is possible.
Important
Note that this method is synchronous, and it can take a long time to complete, so it is recommended to invoke it outside the
DispatchQueue.main
thread.Note
Due to some language limitation
Array
is provided instead ofSet
.Note
The
Authenticator
s in the providedArray
are unique.Declaration
Swift
var authenticators: [any Authenticator] { get }
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Returns information about the configured
DeviceInformation
(if any).Declaration
Swift
var deviceInformation: DeviceInformation? { get }
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Deletes all the data managed by the SDK regarding the provided authenticator. If the authenticator is registered, it will delete the associated FIDO UAF credentials of the provided user. If the authenticator is managed by the SDK (PIN or password authenticator), and the specified user is the only registered user, it will also delete the PIN or password definition (i.e. the authenticator will no longer be enrolled).
Note
This method will only delete data locally. The FIDO UAF credentials will not be deleted from the server. This method should only be used when going through the protocol to delete authenticator information is not possible. For instance when the PIN authenticator is locked, which may be due to a security attack, and then it is desirable to delete the credentials locally. Using the
Deregistration
operation is the recommended way of deleting the FIDO UAF credentials.Note
If no AAID is provided then all authenticators will be deleted.
Important
This method is synchronous.
Warning
This method must not be called on
DispatchQueue.main
thread.Throws
InvalidAaid
if the provided AAID is not known.NoDeviceLockError
if iOS device has no passcode set.Unknown(message:cause:)
if an error occurred during deleting the associated FIDO UAF credentials.Declaration
Swift
func deleteAuthenticator(username: String, aaid: String?) throws
Parameters
username
the username whose data must be deleted.
aaid
the AAID of the
Authenticator
whose data must be deleted.