Inbuilt authenticator

• PasscodeView provides two inbuilt authenticators. One for PIN authentication and another for pattern authentication.
  • PasscodeViewPinAuthenticator
  • PasscodeViewPatternAuthenticator

PasscodeViewPinAuthenticator

• PasscodeViewPinAuthenticator matches each digit into the PIN entered by the user with the correct PIN provided by the application.
• If both the PIN has same digits in same order, it will mark authentication as successful or else mark it as failed.
• You can hook PasscodeViewPinAuthenticator with PinView as follow:

    final int[] correctPin = new int[]{1, 2, 3,4};
  
    //Create authenticator with above correct PIN
    final PasscodeViewPinAuthenticator authenticator = new PasscodeViewPinAuthenticator(correctPin)
    pinView.setPinAuthenticator(authenticator);

PasscodeViewPatternAuthenticator

• PasscodeViewPatternAuthenticator matches each PatternPoint draw by the user with the correct PatternPoint provided by the application.
• If both the PatternPoint has same row and column numbers in same order, it will mark authentication as successful or else mark it as failed.
• You can hook PasscodeViewPatternAuthenticator with PatternView as follow:

    final PatternPoint[] correctPattern = new PatternPoint[]{
            new PatternPoint(0, 0),
            new PatternPoint(1, 0),
            new PatternPoint(2, 0),
            new PatternPoint(2, 1)
    };
  
    //Create authenticator with above correct pattern
    final PasscodeViewPatternAuthenticator authenticator = new PasscodeViewPatternAuthenticator(correctPattern)
    patternView.setAuthenticator(authenticator);